I'm Stavros. If you need to contact me, my email is stavros at stavros dot io. If you email me, mention "aubergine" in the subject so I know it's not spam. Also, LLM-written emails get marked as spam.
My website, where I write about the projects I work on, is https://www.stavros.io.
I may be wrong on this, but I think that pressing esc while space is held down cancels the button press, like moving the mouse off the key while holding down the click does. I'd need to test this, though.
What I find funny about "why use many word when few word do trick?" is that it's only slightly shorter than the regular "why use many words when few words do the trick?"
Why would we (as an EU member) want Iceland to compromise on such a vital issue, though? I understand that it's simpler to have common regulations among all members, but when theirs works, why mess with it? It sounds unreasonable.
Yep, this is for maintainers releasing fixes to secretly-reported 0days without tipping off attackers who are looking to exploit a (sometimes very large) install base.
Have you guys been having a good experience with OpenRouter? I tried it out recently with Claude, and it cached no tokens, charging me $200 for one conversation of 11 messages.
I have to say, I'm currently trying to write a post and it's taking hours, and I can definitely see why people just pay the $0.02 to generate it instead. I like writing, so I keep doing it, but sometimes it can really be a slog.
Sorry, I couldn't resist the joke answer. The real answer is I don't remember, it's been almost twenty years. I must have posted it on reddit or something.
I read the line and thought it was AI, and then saw the username and figured it wouldn't be. I find my writing being influenced by LLM patterns as well, because that's basically all the writing that exists these days. I don't like how it erodes my own voice because I keep reading the writings of this one single author all day, every day.