TheTechnician27@lemmy.world
on 14 Aug 11:41
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Also, if you put your image(s) under a compatible license (CC BY-SA or less restrictive), we on Wikipedia also pull from iNaturalist for images to add to Wikimedia Commons. It helps a surprising amount.
Cuzscience@lemmy.world
on 14 Aug 11:42
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Seek is also a decent alternative if you want quick results with minimal steps. It’s a more casual experience. You basically scan your specimen with Seek on live video and it identifies it in real-time. You miss out on the iNaturalist community help, but you can link Seek to your iNaturalist account to share observations.
HeyThisIsntTheYMCA@lemmy.world
on 14 Aug 23:27
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I just yell “hey anyone know what this is” and usually someone yells back
Ozymandias1688@feddit.org
on 15 Aug 05:54
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I found obsidentify more reliable than inaturalist/seek
Contentedness@lemmy.nz
on 14 Aug 12:52
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That website had a crazy amount of publicity lately here in Melbourne because it was involved in a triple homicide case!
A lady was found guilty of murdering some family members of her ex-husband at a lunch by serving poisonous mushrooms she located using iNaturalist. Cooked into a Beef Wellington, of all things.
The trial was something of a sensation, seemed like it was all anyone talked about for the couple months it was going on.
The guilty last, Erin Patterson, is currently awaiting sentencing.
Cat_Daddy@hexbear.net
on 14 Aug 17:39
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In the biblical sense?
I’m still looking for a good app to identify insects (mostly in Europe). Is iNaturalist the best?
Yes.
Cool, thanks for bringing it to my attention.
It is.
Also, if you put your image(s) under a compatible license (CC BY-SA or less restrictive), we on Wikipedia also pull from iNaturalist for images to add to Wikimedia Commons. It helps a surprising amount.
Ah wow, that’s great! I’ll have a look.
That sounds very promising. Thanks for the info.
Seek is also a decent alternative if you want quick results with minimal steps. It’s a more casual experience. You basically scan your specimen with Seek on live video and it identifies it in real-time. You miss out on the iNaturalist community help, but you can link Seek to your iNaturalist account to share observations.
I’ll try iNaturalist first but if that doesn’t work for my use case I’ll have a look at Seek. Thank you.
I use obsidentify
There was a recent drama around it which had to do with generative AI they wanted to use in the app.
pivot-to-ai.com/…/google-bribes-inaturalist-to-us…
I just yell “hey anyone know what this is” and usually someone yells back
I found obsidentify more reliable than inaturalist/seek
That website had a crazy amount of publicity lately here in Melbourne because it was involved in a triple homicide case!
A lady was found guilty of murdering some family members of her ex-husband at a lunch by serving poisonous mushrooms she located using iNaturalist. Cooked into a Beef Wellington, of all things.
The trial was something of a sensation, seemed like it was all anyone talked about for the couple months it was going on.
The guilty last, Erin Patterson, is currently awaiting sentencing.
*strained exhale*
theaseandaily.com/the-ramen-boy-introduces-unique…
sha sha sha! pocket pheremones!