Will RC
Will RC
I’m Will. For over a decade I’ve worked in technology and tech transformation across charities and social enterprises, healthcare, and in education. Welcome to my site. I mainly use this as a place to write out my (mostly tech-based) thoughts. I'm a firm believer that technology should be easier to understand for everyone, and this little corner of the internet is my way of trying to do that.
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This post is inspired by JP, who speaks about how Google has become an insessant nagging AI-pusher. The more and more we let "AI" in, the more liberties it seems to take. For me, this is crystalised perfectly by one thing. If you use Microsoft Outlook, or Google Gmail (and I'm sure others do this), now when you...
This post is inspired by JP, who speaks about how Google has become an insessant nagging AI-pusher. The more and more we let “AI” in, the more liberties it seems to take. For me, this is crystalised perfectly by one thing. If you use Microsoft Outlook, or Google Gmail (and I’m sure others do this), now when you...
As frequent readers might know, I have been playing around with this site for a while. In fact, I do it so often that non-frequent readers probably also know - lately I’ve talked more about changes to this site than I’ve talked about pretty much anything else. Anyway, the biggest structural change was a recent move...
As frequent readers might know, I have been playing around with this site for a while. In fact, I do it so often that non-frequent readers probably also know - lately I've talked more about changes to this site than I've talked about pretty much anything else. Anyway, the biggest structural change was a recent move...
I have a little 9 month old, and every day we read to him. Some days, I'll read a bilingual books be him - I'll read English/French ones, and his mum reads him English/Bengali ones. I hadn't even considered it, but it seems that when writing a children's book, the rhythm and rhyme is more important than the words...
I have a little 9 month old, and every day we read to him. Some days, I’ll read a bilingual books be him - I’ll read English/French ones, and his mum reads him English/Bengali ones. I hadn’t even considered it, but it seems that when writing a children’s book, the rhythm and rhyme is more important than the words...
EDIT: Just updating this to include the link to the original post from Nik at Teckids, which prompted this thought. There's something I've been trying to grapple with for a while. It's become more insistent with the rise of AI, but it actually predates that. And for me, it crystallised with the new openSUSE Terms of...
There’s something I’ve been trying to grapple with for a while. It’s become more insistent with the rise of AI, but it actually predates that. And for me, it crystallised with the new openSUSE Terms of Site. For those unfamiliar, openSUSE is a flavour of the Linux operating system. It’s part of a pantheon of Free...
I chop and change my website almost more than I actually write on it. For giggles, I thought I’d share what my current website setup and posting workflow is. This site uses Jekyll. I love it because I do almost all of my writing in Markdown, meanwhile the flat file nature of the site means its simple, fast, and I...
I chop and change my website almost more than I actually write on it. For giggles, I thought I'd share what my current website setup and posting workflow is. This site uses Jekyll. I love it because I do almost all of my writing in Markdown, meanwhile the flat file nature of the site means its simple, fast, and I...
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 minds. It's very good, you should go and read it. The link's just above, I'll wait... It got me thinking about the way we talk about AI -...
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 minds. It’s very good, you should go and read it. The link’s just above, I’ll wait… It got me thinking about the way we talk about AI - specifically...
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