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   by yassa9 28d ago

   I tried to use the sun info , but honestly I couldn't at all, thx for the tip
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   really thank u John, I felt disappointed after those comments, someone below said that the pangram is against my text, I doubted myself and even went to online pangram : https://pangramaidetector.org/ spent literally half a
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   haha : "write like a non-native English speaker" man, Im actually non native speaker xDD "replace you for u" ???? what ?!
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   glad u liked it :D
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   thaaank u man, I really appreciate ur comment
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   haha, I wish , this is my first OSINT challenge to solve tho
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   do u mean the whole work ? I spent at first 3 "whole" days in research, trial and error trying different methods and scripts, like for example tried the depth estimation to build upon it, failed many times till I gave up then came
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   omg wow, thats super hard, although cool ,
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   by yassa9 28d ago

   haha, I actually agree
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    by yassa9 28d ago

    really glad that you liked it
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    by yassa9 28d ago

    ok
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    by yassa9 28d ago

    thanks ! no idea about Palantir, but in my opinion, this can not be automated , needs much manual work and tons of trial and error
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    thanks, and yea, it should be solved easily by passing the img to google lens, the website is the first result, but I found a fun opportunity to solve it in different way
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    honestly, I didn't think about it, I just trusted the OSM polygons
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    thanks, appreciate it
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    yea thank u, that's another part, but mainly it would hard although knowing that, because you need to know elevation of the drone or the camera, which is also extremely difficult (I already mentioned that in the blog)
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    ok, if u came with the whole conclusion by only this line, ok , but to answer u, ( I hate to justify myself , but have to ) I started writing the blog after I started solving another challenge from gralhix : https://gralhix.com&
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    I meant the blog itself, the writeup, the steps and the walkthrough all by hand , the final code u see is llm refined, of course, I wont publish my messy and spaghetti files with much tests, failures and dead ends, also vizualizations funct
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    yea, thanks :D , I used a tiny idea from geoguessing, that I banded the search on islands only in latitude between -30 to +30 deg. based on the sky and the tropical vibes in the img , and it worked !
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    oh, wow, I didnt know that existed, thank u, sure gonna look into it
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    yea, good observation, my guess is its the data more than the filter. OSM coastline polygons are generalized to different degrees depending on who traced them and from what imagery, so the fine shape detail a halo check would key on often i
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    haha, thanks :D I was hesitant to whether write it or not, but I really really despise llm generated posts and blogs and im glad someone appreciated it
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    yea, search about geoguessing on youtube, people like Rainbolt, https://www.youtube.com/@georainbolt they literally memorize and get patterns of every possible road, place, map of any area (scanned by google earth), gettin
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    yea , heard about them before, but didnt know that whole treasure till I really used it , impressive
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    thannks, really grateful :D
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    by yassa9 29d ago

    thaaank you !! Its my first ever challenge to do, and yea, I really found my passion
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    Geolocating a random island using geometry and CUDA programming(yassa9.github.io)

    529 points by yassa9 29d ago|88 comments
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    by yassa9 1mo ago

    in Egypt, every person is born with a universal national ID number , which is standardized everywhere here, but it created some problems, it became extremely valuable to attackers. If leaked, it can be reused across completely different se
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    by yassa9 1mo ago

    thaaanks man, this channel seems really informative, although < 10K subs only !
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    by yassa9 1mo ago

    Can anyone who has that specific personal test he tries on different models , and tries this model , to tell us here if possible , how good or bad is this new model ? compared to others ? I only trust those users genuine personal tests