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oxtopus

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    Comment #13662345

    Can you elaborate on the "novel anomaly-detection algorithms" used here?

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    Comment #12892322

    Full disclosure: I work at Numenta. In the HTM model (presumably the Numenta algorithm you're referring to), synaptic weights are updated with every new data point in discrete time…

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    Comment #11192808

    There are more reasons to stay at a company than perceived value of options. Options are only part of overall compensation and, I don't know, maybe you can actually like your job.

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    Comment #10585596

    See https://github.com/numenta/nab for anomaly detection results on real-world data, with comparisons to Twitter and Etsy Skyline.

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    Comment #10307812

    I should also add when they mean "architecture" they mean it in the literal sense -- the physical structure in the brain in which encoding sentence meaning takes place.

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    Comment #10307771

    Implications are that left mid-superior temporal cortex (LmSTC) carries information about sentence-level meaning, which had kind of already been implied in prior experimentation. T…

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    Comment #9561575

    http://donatedav.org/donation-pickup.html

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    Comment #9558552

    In Mountain View, and likely elsewhere in the Bay Area, charitable organizations make the rounds once a month to basically do the same. They provide the bags, collect them, and pre…

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    Comment #9384447

    I thought it was weird when I first heard it referred to as espresso, but the official name is "Aerobie® AeroPress® Coffee & Espresso Maker" and there doesn't seem to be any consen…

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    Comment #8896827

    Actually seems like it'd be a decent use of what became of the ill-fated super collider project south of Dallas. A quarter of it has already been bored.

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    Comment #8545123

    NuPIC, the Open Source project upon which Grok (Numenta's commercial product) is built has an active community at http://numenta.org/lists/ . We had a workshop and hackathon a few …

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    Comment #8531268

    I've been there, having interviewed at both amazon and google and rejected at both. Ultimately, I'm better (and happier) for it. Eventualy found myself in the position of having to…

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    Comment #8168561

    Numenta is very much alive. Grok is available in the form of an AMI on the AWS EC2 marketplace, and if you're curious about how it all works under the hood, NuPIC, the core impleme…

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    Comment #8158083

    FWIW, there is no learning on-chip. Machine learning is not the goal of this project, nor is its success dependent on it's learning capabilities (at least not at this phase). Where…

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    Comment #7492890

    In one of my previous roles as a software engineer at a local, independent office supply company, this would have been a compelling idea. They ran a small fleet of leased delivery …

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    Comment #7099586

    Assuming your workers can periodically report on progress, Socket.IO may fit the bill, has multiple implementations and provides graceful degradation for older browsers.

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    Comment #6907452

    Wow. That contrast between New York and Bronx counties is staggering.

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    Comment #6884021

    Good call. Looks like it's a british english convention. I'd not seen that before, thanks!

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    Comment #6313051

    Felt ( http://feltapp.com/ ) - Java EE, Glassfish, and AWS experience - Experience scaling to one million+ users - Location: anywhere in the U.S. Please email tomer at feltapp.com …

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    Comment #6305695

    NuPIC was released as free software, in part, because there has been a strong interest in the academic research community. I encourage you to check out the mailing list ( http://li…

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    Comment #6017312

    Crass. On a serious note, it's not likely more/better reflective clothing would have helped. It sounds like the driver was deliberately and abruptly deviating from the normal lane …

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    Comment #5940502

    Reading the Manta website, I can't help but be reminded of this webcomic: http://rbxbx.info/images/fault-tolerance.png

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    Comment #5936631

    I think the title of this is a bit misleading. The message is much less about "the valley" and more about building a culture around geographically distributed collaboration.