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Awesome, I've voted it up simply for bringing this subject to LW. I've always wanted to learn about Go. I've already got a book, but what I'm missing is someone/thing I can play with. I know computers are no good at Go yet, but I wonder if there are programs for beginners to play against before bothering humans with their lack of sophistication? I'll have to check out the link provided in the OP. Thank you.
Only because the game is so deep. Best programs are going to massacre you mercilessly.
Internet go is extremely popular, ranking systems to find players of comparable strength are pretty good (once you learn the basics at least), and it's really easy to find a match. Just go for it.