Will Ranjan-Churchill

The organisation I work for has a staff member whose role is to make sure everything we do considers both the climate and our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Some thoughts from the week AI has been on my mind this week a lot more than usual.

A little while ago, my son turned one, and we had a party.

Some thoughts from the week I've seen some pretty impressive phishing emails this last couple of weeks.

I have a 2012 Kindle Paperwhite, which as of May hasn't been able to take new ebooks.

Trying a new thing So I thought I'd take a stab at some weeknotes.

Normalized Fascism in Open Source: $12 Million Given to DHH Brennan Kenneth "You can't separate the art from the artist" can be an interesting discussion to have in the abstract.

It's been a while since I've messed around with my website.

I read two blog posts this morning almost back to back that got the exact opposite reaction from me.

Gmail Thinks I'm Stupid, So I Left JP This post is inspired by JP, who speaks about how Google has become an insessant nagging AI-pusher.

As frequent readers might know, I have been playing around with this site for a while.

I have a little 9 month old, and every day we read to him.

Young people explicitly banned from openSUSE - urgent call for reversal Dominik George EDIT: Just updating this to include the link to the original post from Nik at Teckids, which prompted this thought.

I chop and change my website almost more than I actually write on it.

The Loop: everything has happened before, and everything will happen again JA Westenberg While not necessarily a direct response to JA Westenberg's post, her writing did make me think a lot about the way we stack up different technologies in our collective