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- Comment on What would Harvey Birdman cartoon look like to a color blind person? 1 week ago:
Honestly chat GTP is your friend. Or download an applications like Sim Daltonism that simulate how colors appear to individuals with different types of color blindness.
A.I response.
To understand how a cartoon like Harvey Birdman might look to a colorblind person, it’s essential to consider the different types of color blindness and how they affect color perception.
Types of Color Blindness
- Red-Green Color Blindness: This is the most common form, which includes:
- Protanopia: Difficulty distinguishing between red and green hues.
- Deuteranopia: Similar to protanopia but affects green perception more.
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Blue-Yellow Color Blindness: Less common, affecting the ability to differentiate between blue and yellow colors (tritanopia).
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Complete Color Blindness: A rare condition where individuals see the world in shades of gray.
Visual Representation in Cartoons
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Color Perception: For someone with red-green color blindness, colors that are typically vibrant red or green may appear muted or indistinguishable. For instance, a bright green tree might look more like a grayish or brownish color, and red objects may blend into greens or browns.
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Cartoon Examples: In cartoons, characters and backgrounds often rely on bright, contrasting colors to convey emotions and actions. To a colorblind person, these contrasts may be less pronounced. For example:
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A cartoon featuring a red apple on a green background might appear as a grayish shape against a similarly muted backdrop.
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Characters with red or green clothing may look similar in hue, making it challenging to distinguish between them.
- Comment on Powerful US lobby groups urge tariff retaliation against Australia’s ‘socialised medicine’ 1 week ago:
“In Australia, prices for pharmaceutical medicines are capped at $31.60 if listed on the PBS. A 2024 report by research organisation Rand found that US drug prices were, on average, about 370% higher than in Australia and 278% above the OECD average”
The American pharmaceutical system is broken. The U.S. spends significantly more on developing drugs than other developed nations, partly due to unfettered regulation. This spending is attributed to exploitative capitalism and a lack of price controls. The fragmented nature of the U.S. healthcare system created this monster, and now these mega-corporations can’t stop the “sugar high.” It’s total BS.
- Comment on PNG has been updated for the first time in 22 years — new spec supports HDR and animation 2 weeks ago:
I miss the days when all the cool websites used Flash. I think Macromedia killed it for some reason. Probably because it had security flaws, back then it was pretty bandwidth-intensive too, but it made for some dynamic web designs.
- Comment on First Tesla Robotaxi Ride 3 weeks ago:
Jump to 7:10 this is terrifying.
- Comment on xAI Data Center Emits Plumes of Pollution, New Video Shows 5 weeks ago:
A great video on the issue:
- Comment on Are most people who avoid turn signals do it to feel more normal? (Imitating their parents, avoiding perceived stupidity of using turn signals when it seems useless, etc) 5 weeks ago:
My secret shame, which is bad apparently, is that if I’m in an adjacent lane on the side lane of the road, waiting stationary, trying to merge into oncoming traffic, I don’t indicate until I feel like there’s less cars coming and more gaps. This is where my wife freaks out at my lack of assertiveness, it isn’t a lack of confidence and I’m not hesitating, I feel that having turn signal-fu can be an ace up your sleeve in my opinion.
- Comment on Do you care about up/down votes? 1 month ago:
Upvoted 🙂
- Comment on Trump suggests lower China tariff, says 80% 'seems right!' 2 months ago:
And… Trump folds while China holds. 80% is way too high to negotiate with.
- Comment on Trump's US to resettle white South Africans 'within days' 2 months ago:
Finally, rejoice! We can all breath a sigh of relief that these new immigrants will fill those empty jobs nobody wants, like meat packing, picking fruit and working on the farms. /s
- Comment on Trump’s Birthday Parade Now Includes Thousands of Soldiers and Tanks 2 months ago:
Taxpayers rejoice!
- Comment on We've learned a lot about Garcia over the last few weeks. It's getting pretty difficult to sort all this stuff out... 2 months ago:
The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution establish the right to due process. It ensures that no person is deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Due process applies to everyone, including the undocumented and because Kilmar wasn’t afforded this right, any accusation can be used against him at this point.
- Comment on With Tim Pool in the White House Press Pool, will we ever find out what's under that beanie? 2 months ago:
Tim Pool doesn’t have a formal education beyond the fifth grade - White House press room access sounds like a perfect fit here.
- Comment on Cops are deploying AI-powered social media bots to talk to people they suspect are anything from violent sex criminals all the way to vaguely defined “protesters” 2 months ago:
Oh man, this is Handbanana gold!
- Comment on Cops are deploying AI-powered social media bots to talk to people they suspect are anything from violent sex criminals all the way to vaguely defined “protesters” 2 months ago:
Hey Banana, do you want to talk about violent sex crimes that I think you’ve been thinking about, the ones that I’ve been thinking you might be thinking about doing?
- Comment on Unpowered SSD endurance investigation finds severe data loss and performance issues 2 months ago:
As we all slowly step back from CD-RW, no quick movements… or was that all just a bad dream?
- Comment on Self-Driving Teslas Are Fatally Striking Motorcyclists More Than Any Other Brand: New Analysis 3 months ago:
- Comment on Elon Musk pressured Reddit’s CEO on content moderation 3 months ago:
Back in my day, Nazi skinheads loved to be punched.
- Comment on What should I do with this patio? 3 months ago:
I’d cover it with something more attractive. If drainage isn’t an issue, I’d consider a floating deck with planters on the sides. Otherwise, I might remove the concrete and plant culinary or exotic plants for effect. It would be interesting to know how you plan to use this area. If it’s for kids, the approach would differ from adult outdoor dining and recreation. Personally, I’d go for a floating deck with planters or potted plants on the edges or paving to maintain the theme. I’d love to see a BBQ area, plants, a deck, and landscaping lights.
- Comment on A “Goofy” DJ’s Secret Life at the Center of an Online Terrorism Network. 3 months ago:
What an intense read: --“the propensity that all of us have for leading contradictory lives. We have a great capacity for compartmentalizing as humans.” --Telegram has been a conduit for years for the slow radicalization of white supremacist ideologies, as it has been for many other taboo subjects. The platform has been a honey trap for recruitment and propaganda for years, as well as for authorities to identify who is consuming and hence playing out the content.
- Comment on Tom Homan Insists He Doesn’t Care What Judge Thinks, Trump Admin ‘Will Continue to Deport Threats’ – RedState 3 months ago:
Op has posted 28 times in under an hour, the trolls have arrived on Lemmy.
- Comment on The Horrible Snow White Remake Is Making Kids And Parents Cry | OutKick 3 months ago:
“My girl didn’t expect to see a brown SNOW WHITE and she cried. So this movie sucks” OMG those pathetic pearl clutching snowflakes, why is this even important?
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
I was having trouble posting on Lemmyworld with a VPN, I wasn’t aware that other instances blocked me became of it.
- Comment on Jack Daniel’s maker says Canada pulling US alcohol off shelves ‘worse than tariff’ 4 months ago:
Hey, don’t get me wrong; I’m a big fan of jean culture and reminiscing about the past. My wife loves low-waist fashion, but when we’re on the street, we both get thrown by seeing young trends with high-waisted late 80s-style jeans or new 90s-style acid wash nonsense and overly ripped threads. As for the quality, I think we’ve done a 180 on what denim was actually made for (hint: not fashion). It stands as a kind of euphemism for the state of commercial American fashion culture. I never thought a pair of 501s would be retailed as a throwaway fashion accessory, also I can’t help but acknowledge that the “American Made” tag hasn’t been the case for many years.
- Comment on Gotcha! 4 months ago:
Let me fix this;
You say that you stand for rightwing MAGA and stand for social injustices, but if there were social injustices there would be no need for MAGA. Do you wish to end your own existence? Gotcha!
Societal injustice is not an option under a dictatorship. You reap what you sow.
- Comment on Jack Daniel’s maker says Canada pulling US alcohol off shelves ‘worse than tariff’ 4 months ago:
TIL - Levi Strauss & Co., one of the world’s most iconic denim manufacturers, a brand that exemplifies many aspects of the American Dream, is made in:
Bangladesh Cambodia China India Sri Lanka Vietnam Bangladesh Cambodia China India Sri Lanka Vietnam Mexico Nicaragua Haiti
Not anymore made in the USA. Changing economic realities and global manufacturing has changed things for decades, trade agreements have been the reason why Americans can afford their lifestyles. So get ready to pay upwards of $300 for a pair of jeans people.
- Comment on JD Vance to Young Men: Don't Let Them Turn You Into 'Androgynous Idiots' 4 months ago:
In other news, Vance looks great in eyeliner.
- Comment on US fab construction costs twice as much, takes twice as long as Taiwan 4 months ago:
Yep that 24/7 round-the-clock construction surely would contribute significantly to the difference.
- Comment on Kroger’s Surveillance Pricing Harms Consumers and Raises Prices, With or Without Facial Recognition. 5 months ago:
People please, use ca$h!
- Comment on Javier Milei slashes Argentina’s inflation in just 1 year 5 months ago:
Americans can only dream, Trumps tarrifs will only make things worse from here on out According to comprehensive economic analysis, the average household will face increased costs ranging from $1,000 to $1,250 annually. …yale.edu/…/economic-and-fiscal-effects-trump-adm…
- Comment on Our brains remembers at random cringe and awful things we did in the past to prevent us of doing them again. 5 months ago:
Those with smooth brains don’t, there is plenty of evidence in the current US administration.