🎉 1 | In Theory: Translating Images to Numeric Data

View the difPy project on GitHub and on PyPi. In today’s article, I will go through the process of writing a Python 3.8 script for the automated search for duplicate images in a folder on your local computer. That’s when I thought: let’s automate this process. Furthermore, some images may be easily classifiable as being duplicates at first look, but some images may need precise checking and may also result in you deleting images, that in reality were no duplicates. Especially, as mentioned above, if you have to go through thousands of images. I have found myself in this scenario quite a few times. I just want to be able to see my photos when Im online, there's no real reason or convenience for me to have them in my laptop as-well.Did you ever find yourself in the situation of going through hundreds, maybe even thousands of images, only to realize that some actually look a bit “ too similar”? Could they be duplicates? Then you probably checked both image resolutions, to then delete the one having the lowest. I started downloading my photos from my onedrive and uploading them to apple photos through the web app, it all worked fine, my photos were uploaded to apple photos, but then I realized that my the photos app was downloading the photos and now they are available offline, how do I fix this? Im not interested on having an offline copy of the hundreds of photos in my cloud. (and if I have an offline copy, there's no reason to pay icloud then, at least for me.) How to stop the photos app from downloading my photos? Recently I purchased a MacBook air 2020 and have loved the experience so far, so much that I am planing to switch to an iPhone in a few weeks (I had to change my phone anyway.) Since Im switching to iOS I thought that maybe it'll be best to change my cloud service as-well, idk I just thought that an IPhone and a macbook would work better with icloud than with onedrive.

Google photos duplicated all photos