Thanks . . . For The Mentions

This is an entry to show my gratitude for those who have mentioned this work in their own pursuits. If you have mentioned any of the content here, please send me a link to it. If it's interesting or novel, I would like to show my appreciation by including you here.

Though I never solicit "backlinks," I am grateful for those who choose to mention this work in theirs. For one, it is nice to know there are people out there who are as passionate about this stuff as I am. Having been plagued by plagiarism over the years, I also believe in giving credit where credit is due. So without further discussion. . .


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Thank You !

• [D] "Multitemporal synapse" - I don't even know what to think —AbitofAsum (at reddit)
  Interesting discussion follows. They certainly seem to understand my dilemma. I do think I need to better express my difficulty, as a non-academic person, in establishing priority. That is all the patent is meant to do. Though it hasn't really worked very well.

• ref listing at todoELE
  A reference listing. . .

• Stephen Downes on Multitemporal Synapses
  Wow. It's so nice to know that somebody out there is reading this stuff and actually taking the time to grok it.

• Catastrophic forgetting Entry at Machine Learning site —my entry is used as a reference

• IF COMPUTERS THOUGHT LIKE FRUIT FLIES, THEY COULD DO MORE —Robert J. Marks & Eric Holloway
  The absence of any discussion of real(quantum) random-number-generators seemed a bit odd for this particular article, but a very interesting read, nonetheless.