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I wish there will be a point in life where I could be in a similar position. I'm so proud of him and inspired.

Very nice recommendation by the way I haven't read any of them yet. 👍

I'm looking for recent satellite imaging of Gaza. I want to see satellite image analysis of the destruction of infrastructure and movement of civilians throughout the IDF assault of Gaza. Where can I find this information? There are many youtubers providing war updates on the Ukraine/russia war, who is following the Gaza war?

Super interesting episode!

Great podcast. I think the issue you two discuss, about data journalism contributing to what Paul Slovic calls psychic numbing, is best met with cross-disciplinary storytelling... so it's great to hear a journalist with a data scientist background collaborating with academics, and talking openly about the time-crunch/tooling/narrative challenges in a format like this. So really: I enjoyed this from start to finish 🙏 Funny enough, I'm also reading the Overstory right now :)

really interesting!

Serious props to @BooneLovesVideo; he pulled me out of the GIS Tech grind while helping me expand my knowledge and skill set to grow into a true Geospatial developer. Always love to see people who didn't go to college for Geography become popular geospatial people in real-time

Seriously only 9 comments??? This story seems like something out of the early 2000s when anyone could program something to build off of, this team under Geolayer def set standards of what mapping design would look like in web applications in the 2010-2020s. I hope they continue to build and develop the toolset long-term

Thanks for this interview. It was great!

Interesting conversation. Loved it❤

Hey there, is it possible to have a discount on geolayers? How can i contact him?

'Thank God for AWS and cloud compute'. Actually I am fairly sure that if you have consistent compute loads like satellite imagery it is cheaper to do it inhouse.

1984 is not science fiction imao 😂

The guy who take advantage with other guy naiveness.take advantage of the person who look up to him. A guy who idol him. He knows that and he prey on him.the man who trusted him and betrayed him is a man you can’t be trusted at all. I don’t know how he is sleeping day and night in out.

So Markus focusing more on the webapp means less future updates on Geolayers for After Effects. I tried the webapp and honestly for someone that wants to create unique animations to stand out from the others, the webapp is the worst possible choice, since it has only the built-in things, unlike with AE where you can create your own presets, styles and animations.

Amo muchooooooo que bonitos videos Thanks!

Glad to catch one on the same day. Awesome as always. Thanks Max and Peter 🙌

Wow, You are putting some quality work here. Thanks

keep a side the OSM part. look at his thinking pattern.wow. this is most fascinating interview recently i watch.

Exactly but too much money is made off the marketing of data science and they need python 🐍 and its garbage syntax to attract people Go and Rust are easily superior options for dev ops side, i refused to deploy python in our stack - take a stand! There are legitimate alternatives

What GEOlayer does is unimaginable and incredible, for a simple map with a small zoom & Animation, before GEOlayer, you had to download the map for hours and days, stitch it together and get a result that may be not very good result and It wasn't fun, but with GEOlayer it's like going from hell to heaven, unimaginable! It's true that the price is high, but in my opinion it's a masterpiece, well done Mr. Markus. I always wanted to hear Markus, this complex brain that found these ways etc. , the importance of GEOlayer and its complexity is its behind-the-scenes connection with hundreds of sites and maps that with one click you can jump from Microsoft to another place and hundreds of options and options, had at his disposal. I didn't go to school, university, etc., but I learned motion graphics by myself. before GEOlayer I made many map and animated it just for fun! after I bought GEOlayer and learned , the only description is like going from hell to heaven. Perhaps the only flaw, or rather the lack, which of course does not go back to Markus, is the lack of open source educational material, which explains some of the complexities well. For example, Element 3D has a book or PDF that is very complete, you can find the answer to almost anything in it. But GEOlayer lacks it. Of course, GEOlayer's complexity cannot be compared with Element 3D, GEOlayer is like an airplane and Element 3D is like a truck. I wish you would link some of Marcos's work on the TV channel that works, here. we could see and learn about Markos in the position of motion designer, his ideas, his work style, choices, etc. Thanks for this interview, I stumbled upon the link and am excited to see, listen and learn more from Marcus. I hope you will add a link to Markus's work, or at least introduce the TV station where we can watch Markus's work, follow him, and definitely learn a lot. I follow the work of Johnny Harris and Boone Loves Video and others, but seeing Architect behind GEOlayer work is something else! Thank you !

Thank you for the detailed shownotes, which were very helpful. We can we download some sample 3D data to play with. I am very excited by the latest Pixstral Model and would love to see how it performs on 3D radar images. I might even set up a couple of LORAs using a bunch of Spot-The-Difference and Hidden Object exercises. Have you used similar techniques?

Technology will accidently destroy us.

I'm not a fan of mass-deployment of satellites. For instance I think StarLink and the likes are an abomination. Orbital space is a scarce resource, and should be treated as such. Kind of like helium - every kid's helium balloon I see makes me sad, to waste a scarce resource on something short-sighted.

The renders really bothered me although I do realize they are just an 'artistic' representation. 1. The solar panels should face the sun. 2. The camera should face the earth. 3. The 'circle' would be impossible to maintain for a full orbit. 4. They are too close together, risking collisions.

Pretty neat tho

Anyone else worried that this kind of technology is gonna Segway to total global surveillance? Or like the government is gonna buy him/ suicide him to get there? Just me? Ight

It's very interesting to hear about a mapping project on this earth that covers new unmapped terrain

Love this kind of interviews.. in multiple domains of geospatial ❤

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Epic video/interview. Loved your intro

Wonderful chat guys! Always interesting to hear conversations about satellite imagery as someone who is a weird edge case/niche user 😅

What is Luke's biggest hot take?

Good interview and super intresting!

Interesting interview!

Your podcast is great and will be way greater and impactful in the coming years

Great interview, I very much resonate with the idea of using local knowledge to fine tune smaller embedding model is the way to empower local communities to identify/track challenges

Loved this chat! There are a few things Ryan touched on and made me smile and nod on how we need to build less bespoke and replicating, more general.

The next needed step is a map animation app. Developers have to take into account that we spend most of our time on smartphones

Love that ❤ Please do such podcast with Ujjwal Gandhi sir if possible.. I learnt so much from this two teachers ❤

Takk!

Thanks for putting this out there. It is truly inspiring and mind-blowing :-)

awesome

Hello sir. It's always great to watch your podcast and the value, information we get from your podcast is next level. I literally want to see Andrew Kramer on your podcast. Please sir invite him

horrible person

"You ask a lot of questions." Well, you are being interviewed arent you??

You should be ashamed Brian

THIEF!

Cool episode!

Stealing code is like trying to sneak into a coding competition with cheat sheets-it's not only unethical, but it's also a shortcut that ultimately undermines one's own growth as a programmer.