Use colorblind friendly TTY color scheme #2360
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This change updates the -pc flag, so that a new xterm256 color scheme is used. This color scheme is believed to be better for three reasons: 1. It should be friendlier to the colorblind. The scheme was designed by Paul Tol (see: https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/). TensorBoard uses it since 2017, so it's already popular in the machine learning community 2. It should appear to be the same colors as before to people who aren't i.e. it's still a red-green spectrum like before but lightly modified 3. It is readable in both white and black background terminals. The neon colors before were probably a bit too intense for white backgrounds.
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This change updates the -pc flag, so that a new xterm256 color scheme is used. This color scheme is believed to be better for three reasons: 1. It should be friendlier to the colorblind. The scheme was designed by Paul Tol (see: https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/). TensorBoard uses it since 2017, so it's already popular in the machine learning community 2. It should appear to be the same colors as before to people who aren't i.e. it's still a red-green spectrum like before but lightly modified 3. It is readable in both white and black background terminals. The neon colors before were probably a bit too intense for white backgrounds. This change was upstreamed in ggml-org/whisper.cpp#2360
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Great contribution...a great help for me personally...I can now SEE! |
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I'm so happy to hear that @espinielli! |
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* ggerganov/master: sync : ggml vulkan (ggml/0) yolo : add backend support (ggml/924) ggml : fix typo in ggml-quants.c comment (ggml/922) feat: add new `sin` and `cos` operators (ggml/919) readme : fix broken links (ggml-org#2358) examples : use colorblind friendly TTY color scheme (ggml-org#2360)
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This change updates the -pc flag, so that a new xterm256 color scheme is used. This color scheme is believed to be better for three reasons: 1. It should be friendlier to the colorblind. The scheme was designed by Paul Tol (see: https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/). TensorBoard uses it since 2017, so it's already popular in the machine learning community 2. It should appear to be the same colors as before to people who aren't i.e. it's still a red-green spectrum like before but lightly modified 3. It is readable in both white and black background terminals. The neon colors before were probably a bit too intense for white backgrounds.
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This change updates the -pc flag, so that a new xterm256 color scheme is used. This color scheme is believed to be better for three reasons: 1. It should be friendlier to the colorblind. The scheme was designed by Paul Tol (see: https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/). TensorBoard uses it since 2017, so it's already popular in the machine learning community 2. It should appear to be the same colors as before to people who aren't i.e. it's still a red-green spectrum like before but lightly modified 3. It is readable in both white and black background terminals. The neon colors before were probably a bit too intense for white backgrounds.
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This change updates the -pc flag, so that a new xterm256 color scheme is used. This color scheme is believed to be better for three reasons:
It should be friendlier to the colorblind. The scheme was designed by Paul Tol (see: https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/). TensorBoard uses it since 2017, so it's already popular in the machine learning community
It should appear to be the same colors as before to people who aren't i.e. it's still a red-green spectrum like before but lightly modified
It is readable in both white and black background terminals. The neon colors before were probably a bit too intense for white backgrounds.
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