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.

I’ve a devlog on the card game thing I’m working on. This is a side project, a thing that I’m using for learning and practing some of the stuff from the AI perspective.

This is my discovery and other things, all feedback, ideas and concepts are welcome on the perspective of the software and programming.

Thanks in advance

  • Shin@piefed.socialOPEnglish
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    29 days ago

    Most of my complains are on the func (f *thing) name(w *http.Writer...), this is ok for small functions, but when you have 20 lines, where 10 of then uses single letters around are unbearable.

    Regarding the CLAUDE.md, didn’t work at all. I don’t know if the training material is so small in the GoLang that makes the model go crazy on specific details, or maybe the single letter was preferred since it consumes less tokens, either way, didn’t work at all. And I was using the Opus. I know that they released the Fable, but I can’t use since it’s coding related.

    The Qwen model I used a quantized version of it for a lot of the stuff, it’s super fast, but a 8 vRAM won’t hold it. On my Linux box I have 16vRAM and managed to hold it tight, but I notice that I was destroying the GPU for long running tasks, so I aborted.

    I do have a Blackwell in mind, with some luck I can manage to grab one and test a full precision DeepSeek V4 Flash in it. I already saw some people doing it in a single Blackwell, so should be a thing to have at home to play around, but this is a far future.

    • atzanteol@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
      1·
      29 days ago

      Regarding the CLAUDE.md, didn’t work at all.

      Not at all? I do know that LLMs tend to have a “recency bias” and lose earlier context over time, especially when Claude summarizes a session to create a new one seamlessly. I’ve run into issues with it wanting to run git commands despite me explicitly telling it that it should never do so… Keeping sessions short seems to help.

      • Shin@piefed.socialOPEnglish
        1·
        29 days ago

        For my use case, didn’t work. But I was in a more spec driven than anything else. So maybe with a shorter spec file would have a better result.