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3 Aug 19 10:17 AM · 62d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 3 of 4
The same writeup is cross-posted to Lobsters under the title 'Geolocating Random Islet Image Using Geometry & CUDA GPU Programming', gaining a modest score with no comments yet.
yassa9 Author of the geolocation writeupSofia Santos | Gralhix Creator of the Gralhix OSINT challenge seriesngate@mastodon.social Mastodon commenter
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Excellent write up and an enjoyable read! Reminds me of the “good old times” where posts on HN were written by humans and with a specific writing style like yours. You could’ve used a little bit more of geoguessing to narrow down results, or do a brute force visual check on the last hundred or so ;-)
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This is awesome. I worked on something similar a few months ago. It is a general purpose navigation system based on TERCOM and dead reckoning -
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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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What do you mean by no LLM generation if an LLM did all the coding based on reading through the .py files? Pangram isn't kind to "your" text either.
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Really great article! OP, you did an awesome job breaking down a complex problem into manageable chunks and synthesizing the solution.
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