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{
	"name": "T3 Dark",
	"colors": {
		"editor.background": "#1d1921",
		"foreground": "#d2c7e1",
		"editor.foreground": "#d2c7e1",
		"editorGutter.background": "#1a1419",
		"editorLineNumber.foreground": "#b55487"
	},
	"semanticHighlighting": false,

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func kMeans(image: CGImage, limit: Int = 10, iterations: Int = 5, perceptual: Bool = true) -> [CGColor] {
    let ciImage = CIImage(cgImage: image)
    let space = image.colorSpace!
    // kMeans filter returns the dominant colours within an image
    let filter = CIFilter.kMeans()
    filter.inputImage = ciImage
    filter.count = limit
    filter.passes = Float(iterations) // why is this a float lol
    filter.perceptual = perceptual
    let ciResult = filter.outputImage!

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# update v1.1 (see revisions for older version; this has a smoother appearance for both DirectWrite and GDI)
# Use with latest testing version of MacType only.
# Recommended to disable ClearType (not AA) system-wide by setting the FontSmoothingType DWORD to 1 in HKCU/Control Panel/Desktop. Do not do this step if you use Firefox, as it'll cause it to render very crunchy non-antialiased fonts for some text, but it improves Edge/Chrome and Chromium apps.
# Microsoft Edge and Chrome require bypassing the renderer code integrity policy so that vertical AA can be enabled by this profile. More details: https://github.com/snowie2000/mactype/wiki/Google-Chrome

# Additional suggested tweak: use Winaero Tweaker (https://winaero.com/winaero-tweaker/) to change every system font to "Segoe UI Variable Small", if you are using Windows 11. This will make fonts in Win32 UI's consistent with WinUI UI's, where Segoe UI Variable is used. (Windows doesn't use Segoe UI Variable for those by default because the legacy ClearType re