give me any image file and see if my script can figure out what it is
Auto image namer
Gavin Morgan
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Ayden Lee
DEVIL BE GONE
Colton Scott
Nathan Rivera
this is actually really cool, can I have the scrip desu?
Nicholas Howard
Angel Gray
give me your script now
Nicholas Robinson
>using google reverse image search
>uploading all your images to google.
Matthew King
Angel Ramirez
you can, it's sort of a mess because it's my very first script but i will find a way to get it to Jow Forums
you will need to be running a MRISA server on your localhost, so go get that and get it working.
pic related: identifying wood
Leo Ward
>in-b4 script just names everything 'richard stallman'
Oliver Rogers
yeah, this is a bit of a problem, but I use a separate imagehost and only give them a tiny thumbnail. (pic related)
Carson Harris
you first because trips. was this right?
Lincoln Gonzalez
go back
Jonathan Wilson
it's usually very good at identifying meme types (this is why I wrote it in the first place) but it didn't really recognize this one.
Evan Gonzalez
filename slightly better than before but very non-specific
Josiah Cook
feed me more images! i'll do a big batch and you can see how well it works. Will deliver code soon (it's 2 separate bash files and other stuff too)
Christopher Richardson
forgot attachment
John Campbell
I wouldn't like to use google apis myself but this is really nice.
In my next project I want to make the renaming process easier to handle with some kind of GUI program with completion but I might as well contribute to your repo
Jayden Nelson
but that's wrong
Xavier Myers
i looked for something, anything, that would give me something comparable to google's reverse image search without using google. The closest thing was Yandex, which is capable of reading text off an image, but it won't guess an image's contents.
test code does this work ?
is a repo a github, or a more generic term? Should I upload this to github or or just put it here?
Noah Cox
lol sorry bud, it got the shrug right though.
Parker Hernandez
facebook and instagram also analyze the contents of images after upload
Andrew Phillips
let's see if it recognize this
translation: chicken noodle soup
Alexander Perez
I actually wrote a script for the opposite.
I've made voice chat bot with soundboard. I use gnome-pie to play sounds but they only have names, so I've wrote a script to find an image for every sound/category.
Grayson Richardson
that's really useful information, I would like to grab all sources of image analysis for the final result and be able to choose the best one, or all 3.
Nicholas Gomez
>that 2012 meme
drink your monster
Sebastian Davis
images are not your pets to play with. stop naming them.
Ryan Flores
Warning: Very tricky
Michael Reyes
> is a repo a github, or a more generic term? Should I upload this to github or or just put it here?
It's short for repository, so in this context I was talking about your remote (Github) repository yes
Isaiah Hughes
for example it says
>one or more people, people standing and outdoor
for this pic instagram.com
Connor James
ok, here is the code. I'm sure it can be massively improved because it's my first program that's actually worth sharing.
it requires a MRISA server to be running, which I call with this script from Nautilus. This script is somewhat optional, it's mainly used to spawn the MRISA server if it's not already running.
A bunch of this code is gnome specific, so if you want to use it, just substitute in your own terminal.
Don't want to use Nautilus? too bad I guess because that's the only filebrowser I could find that supports custom scripts that operate on selected file. 1/2
Jose Gutierrez
*sip*
that was the first time I tried the script on a gif. It turned out very well, almost too well.
mine just returned "skirt" - I wonder if it would figure out more if I sent it a bigger file than 320px wide.
ONE NOTE ABOUT MY CODE: I know that it won't work if the query returns a result with a slash in it such as "Jow Forums" for instance. I will sanitize this in a future iteration.
It also only works on one file at a time right now, although this should be easy to fix with a loop. You can spawn lots of instances if you want to do a bunch at once, but it's still 2 clicks for each item.
Nathaniel Ross
i tried to use as much standard libraries and stuff as possible, but MRISA requires a bunch of python stuff. My code requires (((jq))) for the JSON fields and imagemagick for the thumbnails it makes. Other than that I think everything else is standard.
Asher James
OY GEVALT IT KNOWS!
SHUT IT DOWN!!!
Those results are scarily good.
Isaiah Powell
sorry I forgot yours, here is the result mi amigo.
Tyler Roberts
Caleb Hall
like I said, it is very good at identifying memes. And the more popular the meme is (lots of instances of it on the internet) - the better at identifying the meme it is.
It's also eerily good at identifying the jew memes. I wonder if google puts extra effort into that sort of thing.....
Joseph Bennett
Hmm, I wonder who could be behind this program....
Chase Wilson
did it get the anime one right this time?
Zachary Garcia
Easton Stewart
Hmmm.
Levi Watson
in b4
>thot.jpg
Evan Cruz
I mean it's pretty cool but the only thing you've actually written is the thing to rename the files, the identification is still done by someone else.
Aiden Lopez
that's actually akari from yuru yuri, youres script is right
Joseph Campbell
of course, but it still took me 1 full day (10 hours or so) to write this code. it would have been a whole lot easier if google didn't hide all their results behind a javascript layer.
pic related
Ethan Stewart
I'm curious.
Post script please.
Tyler Brooks
script is here f-a-m
code tags didnt work so it's a pastebin
Luis Campbell
is this Python?
Asher Perry
Literally where? Retard.
Aaron Lee
I mean yes, She is a girl.
Blake Murphy
Pls
Xavier Ward
I am so fuckibg curious about this one.
Lucas Miller
Alright let's see it.
Benjamin Bailey
Jackson Evans
isn't the file name kindof redundant?
Ian Barnes
no, it's a bash script. But the required MRISA code is Python. I tried getting it work in my default python 2, but everything kept failing. I got it work by getting python3 stuff and calling the script in python3 though. Sorry if it's all spaghetti coded, this is literally my first real coding project so I probably made all kinds of shitty decisions.
If anyone gets it working, let me know.
Nathan Moore
a-user?
Connor Ramirez
neat
Lucas Myers
>another blank image
Retard alert.
Logan Anderson
Brody Phillips
Aaron Myers
I refuse to believe this works.
Ryder Robinson
>bash
Cute.
David Edwards
you'd best start believing in renaming scripts
>criticising working code
write one better then, faggot
Colton Richardson
YOU'RE GOD DAMN RIGHT I WANT TO
Brandon Foster
Aaron Cook
>wanna sniff bratass
wait what how?
Kevin Ramirez
Ayden Cooper
OP's "script" is obviously just him typing the filenames.
Lincoln Bennett
You will never get this one
Jack Jenkins
me on the picture
Brody Robinson
am i even close?
i posted the code but ok
wait what? I think google is trying to tell us something...
first animated gif i have tried, it worked but didn't identify the anime for once
Eli Jackson
Lucas Wilson
Ayden Peterson
>am i even close?
Nope, that's what google says too but it's wrong. It's a robot called zippy from an old tv show
Brayden Harris
I'll also need this.
you missed
Colton Morales
I'll be very surprised.
Austin Clark
Post script otherwise you are just memeing and naming them yourself.
John Collins
71
read the thread
Dylan Baker
He did, its doing a reverse image search and returning google’s label.
Jacob Taylor
oh well fuck that noise. i'm not giving google my fucking data.
fuck this thread is really interesting though. I never thought about that but google and other big data corps are analyzing images and audio with AI and cataloging them.
would be cool to have standalone AI software to do something similar.
Hudson Foster
once again, I posted it here: i'm really surprised it didn't get this one
Christopher White
Test dis one.
Josiah Perry
>i'm not giving google my fucking data.
i agree with this, I plan to only use it to rename memes that I got off Jow Forums. I have a 3gb folder and going through manually and renaming would take a really long time. It can identify "new" images as well like my wood image here: but the more instances of the image google has online, the better job it does.
Xavier Sullivan
i have to leave for an hour or two but if you fags keep the thread alive I'll answer more questions and test more images twhen I get back.
Lincoln Walker
I have suspicion.
Source?
William Cooper
Hunter Walker
Is this real?
Ian Cooper
>feed me more images! i'll do a big batch
Are you sure?
Aaron Martinez
Do this
Christian Hill
so now images are in two botnets
Ayden Martin
I have to firm up the code a bit more before attempting a batch that big. I need to find out if Google Images will shut me out if I send too many requests, and make a loop to batch process, etc etc. Just send a handful of images not 300gb of them lol.
ok i'm really leaving now
give google images more time and it will probably be able to identify this one.
>he missed the hottest new meme
it's real.
Jacob Diaz
yes
Jose Lewis
is that termux?
Matthew Walker
It's tmux in iTerm.
Sadly Alacrity doesn't want to play nice with tmux.
Jaxon White
op stop scraping google i will call the police
David Adams
consider adding support for saucenow, iqdb or yandex if you intend to label anime related images. google will almost always return either "anime" or "cartoon" in image searches. though you probably should at least donate to saucenow and iqdb if you would intend to scrape a large amount of data from them.
Thomas Jackson
>memes on speed dial
Jackson Barnes
>standing on gravitron
holy shit that's creepy how accurate it is
>donkey
...
Blake Rogers
sopa de fideos, uma delicia