fristovic

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   Show HN: Snitch – Deterministic prose claim verifier for coding agents. (OSS)(github.com)

   3 points by fristovic 2mo ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: WifeBench – My wife vibes LLM rankings(wifebench.com)

   2 points by fristovic 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   I didn’t know this! Ty for the heads up!
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   I assume you also just read the ingredients on the back of the candy bar - without tasting it? ;)
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   Much appreciated!
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   I can't do that from the terminal in 3 lines now, can I? ;)
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   Oh, it was a hassle for sure! It kept rewriting the sentences I fed to it, trying to style them properly and it kept throwing out words and changing the rebellious tone I wanted in the book. It was worth it for some pieces, they really beca
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   I'm glad to hear that! Looking forward to a full review!
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   by fristovic 9mo ago

   I'm sorry I was not familiar with your game sir... Street Coder was never on my radar but right now it is the first thing I'm buying when the learning budget at my company resets in a couple of days!
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    by fristovic 9mo ago

    You are not crazy, you make a valid point. But the truth is - the author (me) - was just lazy to upload it to something else and just wanted it published. I promise you I'm not trying to hack you :)
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    by fristovic 9mo ago

    GPT-5.2 was not out at the time this was finished unfortunately...but, GPT-4o mini was used throughout in order to make the points in the book "hit" a little better. See - I'm not a native english speaker, so making something
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    by fristovic 9mo ago

    Well it's out there now. Hope it gets picked up with the next scrape run, lol
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    NSFW Acronyms for Programmers (Free eBook)(github.com)

    57 points by fristovic 9mo ago|35 comments
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    by fristovic 9mo ago

    Hey I just released a free eBook that's probably the most inappropriate way to learn (or re-learn) programming principles ever. It redefines classic acronyms as "naughty words" like S.H.I.T., D.I.C.K., A.S.S., F.U.C.K., and m