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On September 10 2017 09:39 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:38 lolfail9001 wrote:
Yeah, TY style TvZ is pretty damn weak if you are not TY. At least Kela doesn't sit on 95 SCVs.
He was sitting on 85 before he lost a bunch. Oh, and he is still building them.
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On September 10 2017 09:38 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote:
Snute so good at this style
YUp. Considering how immobile it is.
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You think Snute sits every day 1 or 2 hours in unit tester and practices brood lord micro?
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On September 10 2017 09:40 lolfail9001 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:39 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 lolfail9001 wrote:
Yeah, TY style TvZ is pretty damn weak if you are not TY. At least Kela doesn't sit on 95 SCVs. He was sitting on 85 before he lost a bunch. Oh, and he is still building them.
Kinda unnecessary due to snute's passive style.Only work well against ultras run by.
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On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:25 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:20 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:15 pvsnp wrote:
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I've made a huge mistake.....
I watch SC2 to get away from this shit, not to get more of it. Just wait until AlphaStarcraft becomes a thing. Strangely enough, once the math gets tied to actual code it gets way less painstaking for me. I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself. See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name  I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers  Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks.
C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees?
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Kelazhur really needs to work on his Viking splits.....
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On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:25 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:20 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
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Just wait until AlphaStarcraft becomes a thing. Strangely enough, once the math gets tied to actual code it gets way less painstaking for me. I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself. See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees?
Malloc is a mortal enemy of a humble engineer.
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Hes nuking NK style just random missiles everywhere
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All things considering, bl-viper-festor-queen is probably one of the hardest things to control in this game so i can't blame Snute for making Kelazhur look like a scrub.
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Hey Snute has run out of gas, but I think he was mining only with 2 in each gas in his 5th.
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On September 10 2017 09:43 Ej_ wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:25 pvsnp wrote:
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Strangely enough, once the math gets tied to actual code it gets way less painstaking for me. I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself. See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees? Malloc is a mortal enemy of a humble engineer.
You aren't having fun until you're working in x86 assembly.
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On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:25 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:20 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
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Just wait until AlphaStarcraft becomes a thing. Strangely enough, once the math gets tied to actual code it gets way less painstaking for me. I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself. See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees?
Compared to MIPS and hex strings, I suppose. But after the multithreading project in C, I'm thoroughly sick of segfaults.
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On September 10 2017 09:42 pvsnp wrote:
Kelazhur really needs to work on his Viking splits.....
Don't know how he could deal with zerg with viper's 180 nuclear bomb :D
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On September 10 2017 09:44 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:43 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
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I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself.
See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees? Malloc is a mortal enemy of a humble engineer. You aren't having fun until you're working in x86 assembly.
Assembly? What scrub does that, there is no assembly for hidden instructions.
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On September 10 2017 09:44 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:43 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
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I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself.
See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees? Malloc is a mortal enemy of a humble engineer. You aren't having fun until you're working in x86 assembly.
For all I care, Assembly is a nordic video games tournament.
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On September 10 2017 09:44 ZigguratOfUr wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2017 09:43 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:42 ZigguratOfUr wrote:On September 10 2017 09:40 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:38 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:37 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:35 pvsnp wrote:On September 10 2017 09:31 Ej_ wrote:On September 10 2017 09:29 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
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I feel you. Doing matrix multiplication for the purpose of graphics calculations is fine, but having to mess with eigenvectors and eigenvalues in the vacuum of homework problems makes me want to kill myself.
See, I'm the opposite. Rekt algebra and passed CS 2 just because of friend's notes on the exam (A4 of notes was allowed tho :p). People like you give us legit CS guys a bad name I study engineering :D Ah, so you took the mandatory Matlab/Java/Python course? Mandatory C course, then mandatory numerical methods disguised as CS2. Later fluid mechanics on computers Ugh, C. Ugh, numerical methods. Never had to take fluid mechanics but I hear it sucks. C's not that bad. Don't you like dealing with mallocs and frees? Malloc is a mortal enemy of a humble engineer. You aren't having fun until you're working in x86 assembly.
Circuits -> Binary -> Hex -> MIPS was how I had to build my pipeline processer. Fuck that shit man, I hated every second.
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Btw, why the hell Kelazhur ignores ravens? He sits on appropriate amount of gas for raven transition, doesn't he.
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Ah, the old CC floating over hatch
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I think this is the nuke yourself broke tactic
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On September 10 2017 09:46 lolfail9001 wrote:
Btw, why the hell Kelazhur ignores ravens? He sits on appropriate amount of gas for raven transition, doesn't he.
It's obviously more cost-efficient to nuke creep tumors.
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EPT
