Tootfinder

ReXGroundingCT: A 3D Chest CT Dataset for Segmentation of Findings from Free-Text Reports
Mohammed Baharoon, Luyang Luo, Michael Moritz, Abhinav Kumar, Sung Eun Kim, Xiaoman Zhang, Miao Zhu, Mahmoud Hussain Alabbad, Maha Sbayel Alhazmi, Neel P. Mistry, Kent Ryan Kleinschmidt, Brady Chrisler, Sathvik Suryadevara, Sri Sai Dinesh Jaliparthi, Noah Michael Prudlo, Mark David Marino, Jeremy Palacio, Rithvik Akula, Hong-Yu Zhou, Ibrahim Ethem Hamamci, Scott J. Adams, Hassan Rayhan AlOmaish, P…

ReXGroundingCT: A 3D Chest CT Dataset for Segmentation of Findings from Free-Text Reports
We present ReXGroundingCT, the first publicly available dataset to link free-text radiology findings with pixel-level segmentations in 3D chest CT scans that is manually annotated. While prior datasets have relied on structured labels or predefined categories, ReXGroundingCT captures the full expressiveness of clinical language represented in free text and grounds it to spatially localized 3D segmentation annotations in volumetric imaging. This addresses a critical gap in medical AI: the abilit…

Great list of boxes to tick to get marketing support for your game from Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox (featured on first party channels):
https://piratepr.com/treasure-trove/how-to-get-marketing-support-for-your-g…

How to get marketing support for your game from Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox? - Pirate PR
So you’re releasing a multiplatform game and after having mastered the medieval-looking back-end of Steam, you are now ready to […]

That shithead Palmer Luckey is considering making fully US-made laptops and wants to know if people would spend 20% more for an American made laptop. Sure, Palmer. But not for your racist ass. I'd never give you a cent https…

Palmer Luckey considering entering laptop market with fully US-made model, wants to know if you'd spend 20% more for an American-made PC
It seems Luckey's military technology startup is considering a product slightly different from its current portfolio.

SFNet: Fusion of Spatial and Frequency-Domain Features for Remote Sensing Image Forgery Detection
Ji Qi, Xinchang Zhang, Dingqi Ye, Yongjia Ruan, Xin Guo, Shaowen Wang, Haifeng Li
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.20599

SFNet: Fusion of Spatial and Frequency-Domain Features for Remote Sensing Image Forgery Detection
The rapid advancement of generative artificial intelligence is producing fake remote sensing imagery (RSI) that is increasingly difficult to detect, potentially leading to erroneous intelligence, fake news, and even conspiracy theories. Existing forgery detection methods typically rely on single visual features to capture predefined artifacts, such as spatial-domain cues to detect forged objects like roads or buildings in RSI, or frequency-domain features to identify artifacts from up-sampling …

#MutualAid @… needs some help:
https://social.wildeboer.net/@jwild…

Unfolding the Past: A Comprehensive Deep Learning Approach to Analyzing Incunabula Pages
Klaudia Ropel, Krzysztof Kutt, Luiz do Valle Miranda, Grzegorz J. Nalepa
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.18069

Unfolding the Past: A Comprehensive Deep Learning Approach to Analyzing Incunabula Pages
We developed a proof-of-concept method for the automatic analysis of the structure and content of incunabula pages. A custom dataset comprising 500 annotated pages from five different incunabula was created using resources from the Jagiellonian Digital Library. Each page was manually labeled with five predefined classes: Text, Title, Picture, Table, and Handwriting. Additionally, the publicly available DocLayNet dataset was utilized as supplementary training data. To perform object detection, Y…

I'm really torn. I love me my @…, great people, great model, love to support and use.
Buuuuut, I'd also love to use my own domain so I can truly own my own social. However I’m concerned about a single user instance not seeing all my current interactions.
Any advice from you self-hosters? I'm trying out

Fedihost - Managed Fediverse Hosting
Fedihost is a managed fediverse hosting service. With a couple of clicks you can be up and running with your own Mastodon or Peertube instance.

from my link log —
Elementary functions NOT following the IEEE 754 floating-point standard.
http://www.hlsl.co.uk/blog/2020/1/29/ieee754-is-not-followed
saved 2025-02-11

Elementary Functions and NOT Following the IEEE 754 Floating-Point Standard — TRYING TO FIND THE OBVIOUS
The IEEE-754 Standard for floating-point numbers was introduced initially in 1985 to solve the problem of diverse floating point implementations prevent code being portable and increase stability across platforms. It has been widely adopted and revised over the last 30 years and if you have dealt

The feeling when you find the root cause for a problem that has been bothering you for months. And it turns out to be fixable by adding a single letter. (To turn an "unsigned long" literal into an "unsigned long long" one.) (Actually I made it use the UINT64_C() macro from <cstdint>.)
Writing portable code is hard. And thanks, Windows, for keeping "long" as 32 bits even in 64-bit code.
Now, if only Clang or gcc on Linux would warn about such po…

I’m honestly spending way more time on PeerTube than YouTube these days, and it feels pretty great.
Sometimes I post interesting clips I find on other platforms over to PeerTube because I genuinely enjoy sharing them, especially from my perspective as someone on the autism spectrum.
Here are my channels if you want to take a look:
Main: @…