Archive for December, 2009

Observing & Querying Tweets (Part 2)

Monday, December 28th, 2009 by Jared Peterson

In my last post I walked through grabbing tweets from Twitter using their API. We then took those tweets and built the necessary XML “resource” for pushing that data into Saffron Sierra. In this post I’m going to cover the process of actually getting the data into (observing) Sierra.

To start, I should probably cover a minor modification I made to the code from the last post as I worked through this post. Last time, I created one XML resource for Sierra that contained all of the tweets from my timeline. After some testing, and thinking, I decided to put each tweet into it’s own separate XML resource. I think this is cleaner, and it’s the “supported” path for Sierra anyway.

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What Can You Do with Saffron? Get Creative!

Saturday, December 12th, 2009 by Manny Aparicio

Our customers define themselves as creative entrepreneurs, whether in startups or large corporations.  The SaffronMemoryBase is a new-new thing.  It is a universal form of intelligence for sense making, decision making, prediction, and more.  We provide the “engine” while our customers and partners make the planes, trains, and automobiles.  Or perhaps a new “vehicle” we’ve never even thought about.

To help explain and demonstrate the power of associative memories, we will be providing more and more open source examples and method packaging.  We will keep the REST APIs lean and mean, like a RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) architecture, but we will add methods and examples to support more and more applications.

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