A Table for Go
jeferson.me
Building a card game platform that enforces zero rules, ranting about AI slop, wrestling with Go, and shipping an alpha that actually works. This is the raw, unfiltered dev log behind Agnostic Cardgame.

I’ve rewrote the post to be “more pleasant” to read. Sorry for the unhinged original post.

This is my idea, pick something like the FreeBeeGee and make it for Card Games. This is the devlop with some high level concept.

Feedback is welcome. Playtest too. I’ll be using this with my friends (reason for why I’m building this). I’ll be fixing for the stuff that I need, but if there is some screaming bug, I would fix it.

Thanks for the reading, and any feedback.

  • Shin@piefed.socialOPEnglish
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    11 days ago

    Yet this is my problem, A tool that “waste” tokens, is slow (with some tasks taking 30~40 minutes) and generating a result, while a model running locally can do the 70% in 5min. It’s a huge difference.

    And don’t forget, at the end of the day, I would still need to look into the code and fix some stuff myself.

    And if compared with Deepseek (which had fit best on my use case), it’s even faster like 1~3 minutes, to get on the 90% of the result, on a fraction of the cost. This is the points that I’m focused, and a enterprise should either understand that the market have changed, or pay the price. And looks like we will pay the price.