NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 13 - He looks good, but what do the Reserve Grade stats say

Bethany_B wrote:

I'm going May first given that Horsburgh is back next week and we can thus get a look at what he does to Smithies.

easytiger wrote:

I know you don't need my opinion to make your trades (and this isn't advice)

But I'm all aboard selling Hopgood and buying Terrell May - looking forward to the Rollercoaster ride of Robinson rotations

Going Niu to Turbo does help sweeten the deal for me

L-Jimmy wrote:

Snatchpato wrote:
Just via the imaginary numbers and then combining them with real numbers, which up until this moment I thought was standard.

What’s complex numbers got to do with loci? (To the extent of you being shocked we can teach complex numbers without that concept)

It helps visualise the problem, plotting on the real/imaginary. Drawing a locus circle here is a good way of getting to the modulus of a complex number and absolute value.

But like, we only do complex numbers for physics and engineering in uni, and everything there is complex waves which is loci, right?

mattnz wrote:
Horse is listed as returning in R4

Daedalus wrote:

Might need to put a post minimum on these PPMs or I think I’ve got most people beat

2915 positives / 562 posts = 5.19 PPM.

I don’t contribute a lot but I’m grateful for the wisdom of the group!

TheWeapon wrote:Positive votes given :552
Posts : 853
0.65 PPM

Considering the amount of time I've been here (since the sportal days), I'm basically a journeyman plodder. The Jake Granville of nrlfantasyfanatics.

filthridden wrote:In trouble early.

Without Niu, Kini and Olam

Who do you trade out and for whom?
Need a centre and a WFB otherwise I am playing short.

CTR: Strange
WFB: Pappy, Turbo

BroncosSabres wrote:How do you guys deal with the dilemma of catching up on all the posts overnight and coming up with a witty reply to something posted 7 pages back? Did I miss the moment?

Ahh I’m not that funny anyways I guess. Happy football day everyone!

Snatchpato wrote:
I often spend my morning coffee going through the previous pages. As I stumble across something witty (in my brain) to say, I just post it. Very little filter.

Every swing you don’t take can’t be a home run.

- Michael Scott probably

L-Jimmy wrote:

It helps visualise the problem, plotting on the real/imaginary. Drawing a locus circle here is a good way of getting to the modulus of a complex number and absolute value.

But like, we only do complex numbers for physics and engineering in uni, and everything there is complex waves which is loci, right?

Milchcow wrote:

L-Jimmy to most of the forum after explaining his maths and data posts

The Bludger#2 wrote:

Arthurs?
Good JS, can put up half decent scores and is still fairly cheap.

Weiland wrote:Very much struggling to take the leap onto Taylan May or play it safer bringing in Turbo/Tedesco and have no centre cover. Or go with Tohu and have an all keeper FRF and have have a few cheapies in the back 5.

Bethany_B wrote:

I'm going May first given that Horsburgh is back next week and we can thus get a look at what he does to Smithies.

Snatchpato wrote:
I know nothing about complex waves (well beyond my knowledge).

We have a concept titled “subsets of the complex plane” where we get students to sketch these subsets. Eg magnitude(z-(3+2i))=4 would be a circle of centre 3,2 and radius of 4. Students then sketch this circle and understand that any complex number on the circle is a solution to the equation. Is this what you mean? If so I suppose we cover it without using the locus terminology.

King Assassin wrote:Here's a post to help everyone get there Upvotes up.