[GSL] Code A Ro16 Day 1 / Code S Ro16 Group A - Page 57
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McMonty
Canada379 Posts
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ParasitJonte
Sweden1768 Posts
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Avalain
Canada308 Posts
On January 13 2011 05:57 Redmark wrote: Haven't watched the games yet, but I'm not sure why this only had 56 pages whereas most of the non-foreigner groups had 60+. I haven't watched the games yet myself, but it seems from reading the live report that this round was full of mostly short games. Guess there just wasn't as much to talk about. | ||
superxmikey
United States28 Posts
On January 12 2011 21:46 marcmtlca wrote: sqrt(-5) has an imaginary value and there is nothing wrong in using that symbol. The term i is given to the imaginary value sqrt(-1) because in certain situations allowing for it permits you to come to results you couldn't otherwise. To the person who was trying to act all superior and challenge the other dude on the math. I challenge you to explain to me why it is wrong to use sqrt(-5) instead of sqrt(5)i. Challenge accepted! Lets assume that i = sqrt(-1) as you have said: i^2 = sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) = sqrt((-1)*(-1)) = sqrt(1) = 1 ( 1 does not equal -1 ) so thats why you use i rather than saying i = sqrt(-1) and therefore sqrt(-5) is incorrect. | ||
1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
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Heimatloser
Germany1494 Posts
On January 13 2011 06:08 Avalain wrote: I haven't watched the games yet myself, but it seems from reading the live report that this round was full of mostly short games. Guess there just wasn't as much to talk about. gom royaly fucked the foreign fans. you cant set your clock to wake up for code s anymore because it starts right after coda a. since code a was over 40 minutes before usual code s start, most ppl couldnt watch the first 40 minutes (only those who where watching code a stayed here). thats why the thread is so short. at usual code s start the thread exploded, but it was too late... | ||
GrackPitt
5 Posts
On January 13 2011 06:27 Heimatloser wrote: gom royaly fucked the foreign fans. you cant set your clock to wake up for code s anymore because it starts right after coda a. since code a was over 40 minutes before usual code s start, most ppl couldnt watch the first 40 minutes (only those who where watching code a stayed here). thats why the thread is so short. at usual code s start the thread exploded, but it was too late... hmm you live in germany and you need a clock to wake up for gsl? | ||
SourAsparagus
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On January 13 2011 06:10 superxmikey wrote: Challenge accepted! Lets assume that i = sqrt(-1) as you have said: i^2 = sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) = sqrt((-1)*(-1)) = sqrt(1) = 1 ( 1 does not equal -1 ) so thats why you use i rather than saying i = sqrt(-1) and therefore sqrt(-5) is incorrect. sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) = sqrt((-1)*(-1)) This is an illegal operation. sqrt(a)*sqrt(b) = sqrt(a*b) only for real numbers a and b > or equal to 0. i^2 is defined as = -1. Thus, sqrt(-5) is fine. However, this does illustrate why i*sqrt(5) may be preferable - since it can cause confusion otherwise. | ||
Contagious
United States1319 Posts
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shabinka
United States469 Posts
On January 13 2011 07:12 SourAsparagus wrote: sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) = sqrt((-1)*(-1)) This is an illegal operation. sqrt(a)*sqrt(b) = sqrt(a*b) only for real numbers a and b > or equal to 0. i^2 is defined as = -1. Thus, sqrt(-5) is fine. However, this does illustrate why i*sqrt(5) may be preferable - since it can cause confusion otherwise. I was just about to post this. Math if full of technicalities, and little rules and such. | ||
wxwx
527 Posts
This is why we are stereotyped as nerds ![]() | ||
superxmikey
United States28 Posts
Well said | ||
Meteora.GB
Canada2479 Posts
On January 13 2011 06:27 Heimatloser wrote: gom royaly fucked the foreign fans. you cant set your clock to wake up for code s anymore because it starts right after coda a. since code a was over 40 minutes before usual code s start, most ppl couldnt watch the first 40 minutes (only those who where watching code a stayed here). thats why the thread is so short. at usual code s start the thread exploded, but it was too late... I'd advise that people should wake up an hour earlier before the original schedule for Code S games. The Code A series tend not to end in less than an hour or exceed 2 hours of games. | ||
Talack
Canada2742 Posts
On January 13 2011 07:12 SourAsparagus wrote: sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) = sqrt((-1)*(-1)) This is an illegal operation. sqrt(a)*sqrt(b) = sqrt(a*b) only for real numbers a and b > or equal to 0. i^2 is defined as = -1. Thus, sqrt(-5) is fine. However, this does illustrate why i*sqrt(5) may be preferable - since it can cause confusion otherwise. Pi is exactly 3 | ||
ShootingStars
1475 Posts
It's part of the game, get used to it. It's NOT EVEN CHEESE. It's just like stealing your opponent's gas. >_> It's the zerg's fault for not putting a drone on the ramp. Boxer tried to do some proxy barracks all-in... perfectly viable as well. Cheese is part of the game, and if the other player fails to scout, he deserves to lose. If users are so PISSED about cheese, then why don't you send 2-3 scouts? -_- Greedy. Did you even see the play he did against Zenio? The micro and defense was amazing. Most players would of lost right there. | ||
wideye
United States209 Posts
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latan
740 Posts
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ShootingStars
1475 Posts
On January 13 2011 08:35 wideye wrote: lol i love how so many people were doubting tester and continue to. kid is SICK. expect a lot more. he is probably the second best protoss in the world. His play was amazing. | ||
Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On January 13 2011 08:35 wideye wrote: lol i love how so many people were doubting tester and continue to. kid is SICK. expect a lot more. he is probably the second best protoss in the world. Are you serious? He doesn't qualify for two straight GSL despite being the " second best" protoss in the world, that's why people doubt him. They have good reason to. | ||
Serpico
4285 Posts
On January 13 2011 08:37 Jayme wrote: Are you serious? He doesn't qualify for two straight GSL despite being the " second best" protoss in the world, that's why people doubt him. They have good reason to. No they dont as qualifying is a lot about who you get grouped with as much as ability. | ||
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