Life In 19x19

Found these free ebooks offered by the Australian Go Association. If you find them useful, you can consider donating to their cause as detailed on their download page.

https://australiango.asn.au/aga-books/

Nintendo
https://www.facebook.com/Nintendo.hk

I just noticed the account is no longer around and thought this was an appropriate video for this occasion.

It probably means the person you sent it to hasn't read it yet. Therefore it is still being sent.
I also have a message which will remain stuck in my Outbox forever because the person whom I addressed it to had been banned from the forum for breaking the rules multiple times.

I found it in a Korean shop.
http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/deta ... ck=LAG&Kc=

Hope you can find someone in the US who has the book for sale or someone who can help you buy the book from Korea. Good Luck.

Hi John,

What is the original Chinese characters name of the book Bugu Bian?
Showing the original name of the book as well as the Anglicized version is useful when I try to research more about the books you talk about.

Thank you.

I bought a kaya cutting board from Japan years ago. Haven't really used it at all. Need to figure out where I stored it now. LOL.
Anyways check this thread to see it. Sort of see it because of Photobucket.
https://lifein19x19.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10434

I would suggest you sell your kaya go board ...

Please do share.

Louis Cha (Jin Yong) is a famous write of Wuxia novels.
I was visiting the Hong Kong Hertiage Museum and noticed a section called the Jin Yong Gallery and found out that Louis Cha was a fan of go.
I took some pictures of the go related exhibits for your viewing pleasure.
Enjoy.

20201002_145842 ...

If you are trying to upload a series of photos, you need to do it one at a time.

Press "Choose File" and choose your photo, then press "Add the file".

After you uploaded the photo you want, repeat until all the photos you want to upload have completed uploading.

Now you can use the "Place inline ...

I wrote up on a book by Cho U which is available in Chinese and Japanese language.
https://tchan001.wordpress.com/2013/08/ ... -of-cho-u/

Many people love using Leela Zero to study the game of go, but there seems to be less and less people contributing to the training of Leela Zero. Currently there are less than 50 clients helping out with the project. It seems that if the trend continues, the project will no longer progress at all ...

You start winning against the latest Leela Zero weights on a regular basis.

Great Tesuji Encyclopedia (手筋大事典) published 1992

What are the typical followups to these moves? It seems rather short to be classified as joseki, no?