u/amused28

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How do you feel about undo's?

In one of my recent games, I played a big mistake. But, my opponent responded to my move, which was also a mistake, so it worked out, and I captured their entire group.

However, a few seconds later, they requested an undo for their move, which I accepted. It went from having their stones captured, to having my stones captured instead.

I generally accept all undo requests as I want to face the strongest moves, but I would never ask for an undo myself. When I learned the game, it was accepted that once you played a move, you couldn't take it back. And, I suppose it has something to do with pride, as well.

I'm wondering if people feel differently about undo's depending on how they learned the game or what the Go culture is like in their part of the world. For reference, this player was not from a western country, and I learned how to play in the United States.

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u/amused28 — 3 days ago
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How would I go about learning how to vibe code Go apps with no experience

I keep seeing new Go servers and apps that people make (endearingly described as "vibe coded"). I'd like to join in because it looks fun, but I have no idea how to code an app. Is it easy to learn (and if so, what/where would be the best place to start?) or would it be better just to hire someone to make some cool apps for me?

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u/amused28 — 26 days ago

How can I cure my itch to play instruments while abroad?

I have been traveling for about four months, and I did not bring a guitar or a piano with me due to their bulky size. Each country I visit, I've found music shops, but I found they all have one thing in common — they strongly discourage touching the instruments themselves, and any playing or noodling raises eyebrows and is highly supervised. I feel like I can't play comfortably with the type of pressure that I'm not welcome. Buying the instruments don't seem like a feasible option as my accommodations are usually shared (hostels etc.), and I wouldn't be able to keep them anyway. If there was a public piano somewhere I would like that, but these aren't usually readily listed anywhere. An hour of playing would probably be enough to tide me over for a while. I hope I presented my problem clearly, and any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!

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u/amused28 — 29 days ago