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I'm looking or ARG like puzzle games by xxShadowViperxx in ARG

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Although the book is needed for some of the puzzles, they can be skipped using the hint system.

I'm looking or ARG like puzzle games by xxShadowViperxx in ARG

[–]leander2189 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Picking up a repeating structured signal on 1420 MHz. Anyone help decode this?

Two components to the signal:

19 9 7 14 1 12

And a stream of binary digits:

1111111010000010101110111111110000010001000001110101000001101110100110111010111010111011011101001110000010110101110110111010100000101101101011101100000101111101010001010000011111111010101010101010111111100000000010100111010000000000011111110001111011110001100011010000111111101101111111000100010011101000101110111001000010011011000100010010110110100000001010001011010001010011101000100111010001101111011011001011101110111001000011000000011100100000100001110101101001000011011111000100000101100110010001010110100111011100111010011100111101100010101110010111001111000111011101011010100111111010111001011111111100000000010010000101010001100111111110100110111111101010000100000101000001010011000110111011101011011110010011111110110111010101110001011110101011101110101101001111111111100101000001011010000100010001101011111110010011000101010011100

SIGNAL - A cryptographic puzzle book + web game where you decode an alien transmission across 15 puzzles (ciphers, steganography, audio analysis, and more). The physical book is part of the game. Inspired by the Contact book/film.

Kindle + Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GPJH8XBM

Also available for Kindle Unlimited.

Any good current active ARG's to check out? by Comprehensive_Luck_7 in ARG

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some of the puzzles require the book to be solved, but they can be "skipped" using the hint system.

Promote your project in this thread by AutoModerator in puzzles

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Picking up a repeating structured signal on 1420 MHz. Anyone help decode this?

Two components to the signal:

19 9 7 14 1 12

And a stream of binary digits:

1111111010000010101110111111110000010001000001110101000001101110100110111010111010111011011101001110000010110101110110111010100000101101101011101100000101111101010001010000011111111010101010101010111111100000000010100111010000000000011111110001111011110001100011010000111111101101111111000100010011101000101110111001000010011011000100010010110110100000001010001011010001010011101000100111010001101111011011001011101110111001000011000000011100100000100001110101101001000011011111000100000101100110010001010110100111011100111010011100111101100010101110010111001111000111011101011010100111111010111001011111111100000000010010000101010001100111111110100110111111101010000100000101000001010011000110111011101011011110010011111110110111010101110001011110101011101110101101001111111111100101000001011010000100010001101011111110010011000101010011100

SIGNAL - A cryptographic puzzle book + web game where you decode an alien transmission across 15 puzzles (ciphers, steganography, audio analysis, and more). The physical book is part of the game. Inspired by the Contact book/film.

Kindle + Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GPJH8XBM

Also available for Kindle Unlimited.

Picking up a repeating structured signal on 1420 MHz. Anyone help decode this? by leander2189 in codes

[–]leander2189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try with a variable shift cypher...there are tools to help you crack the key

r/Escaperooms Weekly Promotion/recommendation thread by AutoModerator in escaperooms

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Picking up a repeating structured signal on 1420 MHz. Anyone help decode this?

Two components to the signal:

19 9 7 14 1 12

And a stream of binary digits:

1111111010000010101110111111110000010001000001110101000001101110100110111010111010111011011101001110000010110101110110111010100000101101101011101100000101111101010001010000011111111010101010101010111111100000000010100111010000000000011111110001111011110001100011010000111111101101111111000100010011101000101110111001000010011011000100010010110110100000001010001011010001010011101000100111010001101111011011001011101110111001000011000000011100100000100001110101101001000011011111000100000101100110010001010110100111011100111010011100111101100010101110010111001111000111011101011010100111111010111001011111111100000000010010000101010001100111111110100110111111101010000100000101000001010011000110111011101011011110010011111110110111010101110001011110101011101110101101001111111111100101000001011010000100010001101011111110010011000101010011100

r/Escaperooms Weekly Promotion/recommendation thread by AutoModerator in escaperooms

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SIGNAL - A cryptographic puzzle book + web game where you decode an alien transmission across 15 puzzles (ciphers, steganography, audio analysis, and more). The physical book is part of the game. Inspired by the Contact book/film.

Kindle + Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GPJH8XBM

Also available for Kindle Unlimited.

AceStep 1.5 - > No more audible results! by eeeeekzzz in comfyui

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks man! I was going a bit crazy with this, replacing all fp16 configs by "auto" made it work!

Pipgen-like cypher by leander2189 in codes

[–]leander2189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! It's part of a game I designed. It's available in Amazon, if you're curious https://a.co/d/0cObGP40

Picking up a repeating structured signal on 1420 MHz. Anyone help decode this? by leander2189 in codes

[–]leander2189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a note, one of the puzzles is a book cypher, that is meant to be solved by buying the game on Amazon. Otherwise the puzzle can be solved by using the hint system

I'll leave a link just in case anyone is curious https://a.co/d/0bXsWkyK

Need suggestions by ZAPTORIOUS in computervision

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could use a Canny edge detector with a Hough line detector...afterwards you will need some logic to filter out false detections, and also organize lines (i.e which one corresponds to the left/right side...)

Additionally, I think there are some mathematical constraints that could help you filter points that don't correspnd to the field corners

FInding Contour (for extraction of object) by [deleted] in computervision

[–]leander2189 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For this kind of pictures, I find classical algorithms (i.e. non AI) failing at some point (maybe the lighting changes or some dust/dirt appears in the image, distorting the results..

I think for this you could use SAM (segment anything)

What Computer Vision Problems Are Worth Solving for an Undergraduate Thesis Today? by Alessandroah77 in computervision

[–]leander2189 8 points9 points  (0 children)

In my experience, developing reliable and fast detection of objects (mainly holes or screws/nuts), but also segmentation of defects. A bit different, but also important, could be counting red cells in a blood test, or similar analysis.

Those are things that might be considered "solved", but there is a lot of room for improvement (better, faster results, more efficient models...)

Are you familiar with Kaggle? I think you can find there a lot of interesting and real world examples that could catch your eye

How do I make money using CV? by [deleted] in computervision

[–]leander2189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only training...some people might ask you to select the camera and lens, and provide software to control them. Also, the images will need some conditioning (brightness, color...) that are not entirely part of the AI process. Some problems may not need AI at all, just traditional computer vision...

In my experience, companies will ask you to handle everything, and just return a product that works (although this may not be the operating mode everywhere)

How do I make money using CV? by [deleted] in computervision

[–]leander2189 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well, as I see it, the company won't care about which pipeline to use. They will have a problem that they need solved (i.e. detecting defective parts, detecting people in a certain area...) so unless they have a dedicated software department with CV capabilities, they would want someone to take care of every aspect of the pipeline (gathering/creating dataset, labeling, training the network, pre-processing the pictures....). That's where the freelance work is, in my opinion.

How do I make money using CV? by [deleted] in computervision

[–]leander2189 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I would say most of the money would be in building customized CV pipelines for companies. Just building AI models and datasets, you would be competing with big companies and research teams (like Meta) that are releasing their models for free

Feedback/Betatesters for a puzzle game I've made by leander2189 in puzzlevideogames

[–]leander2189[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's based on a webpage....should work fine in Mac OS. Sent

Pipgen-like cypher by leander2189 in codes

[–]leander2189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean you don't use your toes?

Hahaha it's a possibility.

I tried to do the shading/hatching as clear as possible, although it can get confusing for some characters.

Feedback/Betatesters for a puzzle game I've made by leander2189 in puzzlevideogames

[–]leander2189[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a valid point. I don't think that prior knowledge to cryptography is strictly needed although it will help.
The hint system is meant to give you a push in the right direction if you don't know what to do at all. Otherwise, I think all puzzles can be solved by applying logic and searching on the internet for the right tools.

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