u/AntiImperialistEnby @themorgangoats@jorts.horse

@drifting_in_circles
i'll leave it up to ur interpretation the point of my original toot was to enlarge my already immense ego

one day my immense ego will reach critical mass

reminder: when I say im demi, it means both "demi-romantic" and "demi-god"

If elected supreme overlord of the world I promise to outlaw and then personally destroy every cis boy. That’s the lumb guarantee.

Elephants may seem idyllic, but behind the beauty there's a bit shy?

Cis boys don’t matter.

A truly magical post

- i found a cool project that can fix the perspective of input text. this means that if the whole image is tilted in the same way, we can fix it to be readable.
- i found *another* cool project by the same person that can de-curve an image and make it nice and flat.
- the default binarisation (converting a color image to black and white, as in, 100% black or 100% white, no grey) engine is kinda crappy, but we can use openCV to do a better job than the built-in one
- tesseract trips up when the text is riiight at the edge without a border. this is easily fixed by adding a 10px border around the input

@themorgangoats
Oh sweet I love donkey kong.

terrible idea (i will not be doing this): whenever you tell OCRbot to caption an image, and it finds that there aren't already captions, it adds one point to the person who posted the uncaptioned image. then, it publishes a weekly leaderboard, and you can see who's the worst at captioning images!

This is the healthcare system liberals want.

boost this and i will assign you a random obscure disney comic book character

The game also has two Indian women characters of major importance being played by actual Indian women. It’s good the roles didn’t go to white women (looking at you Uncharted 4).

have you ever noticed that someone post a screenshot of text without providing an image description, preventing you from being able to read it? or maybe they posted a huge amount of text that just can't possibly be described with the image description feature?

simply tag @OCRbot in a direct reply to the image. it will download the image and scan it using tesseract OCR to output the text contained in the image!

because OCRbot runs on fedi.lynnesbian.space, it has a character limit of 65535, so even the longest images should work OK!

check the reply to this image to see it parsing the attached screenshot!