Show HN: Colors – A data-driven collection of beautiful color palettes

I don’t know if your data model (or general hypothesis) is working. There are some truly garish color combinations (too many to be a fluke) on the site, so I’m thinking some colors work better as part of a work rather than as a stand-alone palette

What do you mean by "data-driven"? What algorithm are you using to produce the palettes?

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Is there a way to pattern match against a set of requirements, like relative contrast or color difference?

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