Jeff Hawkins, Nuementa and Hierarchical Temporal Memory
Tuesday, March 27th, 2007Alex Iskold writes about Jeff Hawkins, his Numenta AI outfit and the theory of Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM).
Alex Iskold writes about Jeff Hawkins, his Numenta AI outfit and the theory of Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM).
I finally decided to check out justin.tv where a guy wears a head-mounted cam 24 hours a day. Here’s a good intro to justin.tv.
I joined Netflix about a week ago. They sure do ship movies quickly!
Tonight I wanted to “Watch Now” their name for on-demand streaming video.
UbuntuClips is a collection of how-to videos for those new to Ubuntu Linux.
Sheila Lennon writes: “If you spend your life afraid of dying, you aren’t really living: you’re a wimp. Because death is inevitable, but not, for most of us, right now.”
UrlTea by Brett Tayor translates long, tedious URLs to make them shorter. It’s similar to TinyUrl, but slicker and more powerful. [Via Twitter Chris Pirillo]
Chad Dickerson writes about The Enlightened Bracketologist: The Final Four of Everything.
Rex Hammock argues there is no Twitter debate. He’s right.
Jeff Atwood presents his selection of of six especially interesting lists, each giving ten programing ideas. Yes 6 x 10 = 60 cool concepts or precepts. We are blessed.
Steve Rubel used Twitter to figure out how to run GoggleTalk Gadget in your Firefox sidebar.
Jeff Barr of Amazon writes about a trip he’s planning where people he does not know can schedule him for meetings, dinners and such at places they select.