I spent the morning out enjoying the sunshine. It is always nice to feel the sun return, though it is often a bit of a false awakening at this time of year. There are blackbirds everywhere, which w...

That content moderation can cause trauma is not a mystery by now. The risk factors are well-documented, and most of them arise from the choices that we make long before anyone logs on to open a fil...

I have finished a second pass run through of the challenge tool to check for broken paths and missed nuance. The next step is to bring the reading age down whilst preserving the meaning. It will be...

This post was written to the victory music of FOI battles past. I have managed to get censor rules working on pdfs in alaveteli. I can’t explain clearly enough just how annoying the old approach ...

This is a post about publishing in defiance of the part of your brain that would rather you didn’t. It is as much a message to myself as to anyone else. If you are anything like me, there is a rea...

I went for a walk in sunshine yesterday, thought about things and decided to give pagefind a try. Having played about with it, I think it will meet the needs of a typical user. It is not entirely b...

Ran the data refresh pipeline for the first time in anger today and nothing fell over. I am taking that as a win. Ran clustering on the PIT arguments and used that to pick out the most common ones....

Pulled the data from the extracted PITs today to imagine how the challenge pages might look. I am going to cluster and combine the arguments that will be shown here, to make it more accurate, but y...

I wrote in an email recently that AI development might render business models redundant before the technology could replace any given job. I’ve been wondering today if that might not apply to some ...

Financial institutions are required to screen for Politically Exposed Persons, which extends to senior figures in international organisations that meet the FATF definition. confirmordeny has been ...