chapmanjacobd

PhotoPrism, LibrePhotos, Damselfly, and Immich

I chose to compare PhotoPrism, LibrePhotos, and Damselfly, because they seemed like the strongest freely available candidates for a large library of photographs.

I am mostly interested in face clustering (DBSCAN) and other "AI" capabilities like auto-categorization. Import speed is not as important to me as "playback" speed. I don't mind if it takes a few days but once everything is indexed and processed then it should be fast to explore everything.

The dataset that I used for this comparison was under 22GiB but over 750,000 images. Mostly AVIF files but some PNG and some JPEG.

Ease of installation

adi-g15

After a lot of searching over the network, this is what I have ended up with. This is intentionally made such that even a absolute beginner is able to follow, so uses fixed paths.

Note: I am not using the --additional-urls flag since it didn't work for me back then, you may try it.

Step 0

First ensure that your PC is detecting the NodeMCU atleast.

arduino-cli board list

arrieta

"""spk.py

This is an example meant to demonstrate how could one work directly
with SPICE SPK files in their original DAF format.

It can correctly compute the position and velocity provided by Type II
and Type III ephemerides. As a basis for comparison it calculates the
states of the Galilean satellites for a relatively large number of
epochs and compares it agains CSPICE (which you need to have available
as a shared library if you want to run the test case, but you don't

alext234

FROM        ubuntu:xenial
MAINTAINER  alex

# update and install dependencies
RUN         apt-get update \
                && apt-get install -y \
                    software-properties-common \
                    wget \
                && add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test \
                && apt-get update \