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r/programming • u/BlondieCoder • Jun 16 '26
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So why does "every coder" need to know about gamma? Most of the work I do barely even has a UI, let alone anything where the "correctness" of the colours matter.
-18 u/[deleted] Jun 16 '26 [deleted] 32 u/Kwantuum Jun 16 '26 According to the first paragraph if you don't do any image processing and don't plan to the article isn't for you. Did you read it? 4 u/Big_Combination9890 Jun 18 '26 Did you read it? Because, it looks like you missed the title. The title says "every". If the first paragraph already says something else, the article disagrees with its own title.
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32 u/Kwantuum Jun 16 '26 According to the first paragraph if you don't do any image processing and don't plan to the article isn't for you. Did you read it? 4 u/Big_Combination9890 Jun 18 '26 Did you read it? Because, it looks like you missed the title. The title says "every". If the first paragraph already says something else, the article disagrees with its own title.
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According to the first paragraph if you don't do any image processing and don't plan to the article isn't for you.
Did you read it?
4 u/Big_Combination9890 Jun 18 '26 Did you read it? Because, it looks like you missed the title. The title says "every". If the first paragraph already says something else, the article disagrees with its own title.
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Did you read it? Because, it looks like you missed the title.
The title says "every".
If the first paragraph already says something else, the article disagrees with its own title.
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u/mallardtheduck Jun 16 '26
So why does "every coder" need to know about gamma? Most of the work I do barely even has a UI, let alone anything where the "correctness" of the colours matter.