New Personal Site - Have Fun
Go my personal site up, have fun. https://myberlinaustin.com/home/blog/index.html
Posts
My Blog Book on Java, AI and More
Check out the book here, From github, copyright, me. https://github.com/berlinbrown/all-berlin-blog-book/blob/main/v3/BerlinBrownBookLookSoftwareFinal_Refined_Fixed.pdf
ON DeepSeek
"They use a Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture, where only 37B parameters are activated for each token out of the total 671B. This sparse" https://composio.dev/blog/notes-on-new-deepseek-v3/
Posting my blog book again and basic RSS reader
Just random acts of coding. Uploading my book, wanted chat gpt to clean up it up some. https://github.com/berlinbrown/all-berlin-blog-book/tree/main/v2 And RSS reader data, you can see the output here https://github.com/berlinbrown/umbra-corp-pub-web-extract/tree/main/experimental/umbra-crawler/output/samplerun/data/jan23/001563918924405/data
Good message on LA Fires
Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the recent LA fires. Your resilience inspires us all, and we want you to know that people across the country are thinking of you, hoping for your safety, and standing by your side. Stay strong—we're with you every step of the way.
What would Aaron do? About current web
I asked this to Chat GPT, this is the response. "What would Aaron Swartz feel about the current state of the web, paywalls, advertising and cookie tracking?" Before I post, he actually was one of the creators of RSS, I am looking at now. A machine readable web. Wanted to post some links. Even RSS board has ads. https://www.rssboard.org/news/15/rss-advisory-board-goes-public https://www.openweb.com/resources This is straight from Chat GPT - openai "Given Aaron Swartz’s passionate advocacy for open access, freedom on the internet, and privacy rights, it's very likely that he would be deeply disappointed with several current trends on the web, including paywalls, advertising models, and cookie tracking. Here’s a breakdown of what he might think: 1. Paywalls and Information Access Swartz was a vocal proponent of open access to information, famously co-founding Infogami (which became Reddit ) and later being involved with initiatives like Open Library and The Public...
