Christian DeWolf
Books · Software · Business · Go
Books · Software · Business · Go
Personal Go analysis! Review your games and share them with the community on MyShimari. Now with training for complete beginners!
Personal Go analysis! Review your games and share them with the community on MyShimari. Now with training for complete beginners!
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Mirth Turtle MediaAn attempt to popularize the ancient game of Go using a variety of digital strategies. Although freshly re-branded, it maintains its roots as a comedy company. |
An attempt to popularize the ancient game of Go using a variety of digital strategies. Although freshly re-branded, it maintains its roots as a comedy company.
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StoooooocksExperience the thrill of investing with none of the risk. Or complexity. It's Stoooooocks! |
Experience the thrill of investing with none of the risk. Or complexity. It's Stoooooocks!
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The Calico BriefIn this interactive sequel to Gray, Calico's back, and she'll stop at nothing to bring her coworkers to justice. It's time to compile The Calico Brief. |
In this interactive sequel to Gray, Calico's back, and she'll stop at nothing to bring her coworkers to justice. It's time to compile The Calico Brief.
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Snapback: ShimariShimari Academy sounded good in theory — but Lindsay and Felix soon discover it's impossible to leave. The second illustrated novella in the Snapback series.
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Shimari Academy sounded good in theory — but Lindsay and Felix soon discover it's impossible to leave. The second illustrated novella in the Snapback series.
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GhostcrimeA spine-chilling ghost/robot thriller. In 2031, when robot crime is the norm, how can one sad, exhausted detective prove that his case is actually GHOSTCRIME?
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A spine-chilling ghost/robot thriller. In 2031, when robot crime is the norm, how can one sad, exhausted detective prove that his case is actually GHOSTCRIME?
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Snapback: FusekiThree Go players get caught up in a dangerous international conspiracy. The first illustrated novella in the Snapback series.
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Three Go players get caught up in a dangerous international conspiracy. The first illustrated novella in the Snapback series.
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ScaleQuailA disruptive journey into the lucrative heart of growth-hacking, ScaleQuail is the blog that scales itself. All scaling solutions are open-source. |
A disruptive journey into the lucrative heart of growth-hacking, ScaleQuail is the blog that scales itself. All scaling solutions are open-source.
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I Found This BadgerIn the fall of 2009, I found a badger on the sidewalk. We became friends immediately. These are our stories. |
In the fall of 2009, I found a badger on the sidewalk. We became friends immediately.
These are our stories.
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Diamond FindExplore the soulless Diamond City and trek to the staggering Diamond Mountains on a hypnotizing hunt for diamonds! Diamond Find is a diamond-finding adventure with over 500 endings and 100 legendary diamonds to discover. |
Explore the soulless Diamond City and trek to the staggering Diamond Mountains on a hypnotizing hunt for diamonds! Diamond Find is a diamond-finding adventure with over 500 endings and 100 legendary diamonds to discover.
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Do You Like COMPUTERSIf you happen to like them, this is a blog about computers. Tips, tricks and opinions, with the occasional DIY project. |
If you happen to like them, this is a blog about computers. Tips, tricks and opinions, with the occasional DIY project.
All eBook purchases from this site are DRM-free.
Jun 17, 2020
If you're a Go player, have I got news for you. I made you some training software!
MyShimari lets you share your games, track your successes and missteps, and see how your training is helping. Check it out!
If you don't play Go, that's– that's cool. But you can learn how to play using something I did not build.
Apr 2, 2020
In many respects, self-employed life and quarantine life don't look very different. I was social distancing for a good month before stringent measures came into effect here, just writing code, blog posts, spreadsheets, etc. In terms of work style, not much has changed for me.
But of course everything has changed.
Will people still want cutting-edge Go software in the world after the pandemic? What about stories about badgers? If I even manage to survive, will any investors be left? I'll need someone to give me truckloads of money.
Stay safe everyone.
Feb 26, 2020
With springtime just around the corner, I've been working hard on upgrading the sites and getting ready for my next big project. SPOILERS: it's Go-related!
If you play Go, you're going to love it, and if you don't play Go yet, maybe it'll convince you to give it a try.
In April, I'll be exhibiting at the Spring Geequinox again, and I'll likely have something to show you by then, as well as a few more suprises.
EDIT: Geequinox is unlikely to happen :(
Dec 31, 2019
Looking back on 2019 and attempting to evaluate my self-worth based on my creative output is a bad idea but I'm doing it anyway! Probably my biggest accomplishment was the company re-brand, but the stock market game was more fun, both to make and play-test. There are still ways you can manipulate the market in order to win, but I wanted to leave that mechanic in the game, for realism.
I also experimented with doing a Go live stream this year and worked out the kinks, some technical, and some with the format itself. 2020 is going to bring a different flavour of stream as well as more Go content and tools, but this was a solid start.
That was pretty much it for this year – not my most prolific, but now I've got some bigger projects in the works, and I'm carving off more time for creating. Please help by purchasing a Lifetime Membership!
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where I write books, build software, and play Go.
This site was built with Ruby on Rails. Visit my GitHub page to view some of my projects.
View an archive of my failures in the Graveyard.
Send me an email or follow me on Twitter if you're into that.
