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  1. 12-24-2011 #1
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    Default Sub-20 with 20 different methods

    Uh yeah this afternoon (and did a few in the evening a minute ago) I challenged myself to see how many methods I could sub-20 with, inspired by Thom's video but giving myself less time to do it.



    I was actually planning on doing 21 but I did struggle with HTA and that's the only other I could think of. Oh and L2L4 but I don't know the algs. So yeah... Here goes, tell me what you think.
    (a^b)^c = a^(b c) e^(2 i pi c floor(1/2-(Im(b log(a)))/(2 pi)))
    I've been cubing for only just over 2 years and I feel old already
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    Holy shhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttt. Not you too! Good job

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    3x3: 9.61/13.67/14.97/16.16. 3BLD: 2:01.41. 4x4: 1:00.41/1:04.63/1:09.12/1:14.29.
    2x2: 0.51/3.20/3.99/4.65. Square-1: 27.64/38.50/44.45/51.37.
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    Thanks
    I got slightly lucky on like 2 of them (so did Kir) so don't be surprised
    Last edited by 5BLD; 12-24-2011 at 02:32 PM.
    (a^b)^c = a^(b c) e^(2 i pi c floor(1/2-(Im(b log(a)))/(2 pi)))
    I've been cubing for only just over 2 years and I feel old already
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    <3 Triangular Francisco
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    Very impressive! I doubt I could sub 20 with 10 methods. Gratz!
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    I love the belt solve. You took 5 seconds recognising an R perm. :P . Very impressive stuff.
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    Thanks guys for teh congrats and stuff.
    Quote Originally Posted by Muesli View Post
    I love the belt solve. You took 5 seconds recognising an R perm. :P . Very impressive stuff.
    Haha my PLL might be a liittle rusty having not used it for months ;D
    (a^b)^c = a^(b c) e^(2 i pi c floor(1/2-(Im(b log(a)))/(2 pi)))
    I've been cubing for only just over 2 years and I feel old already
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    Woah, I didn't even know that all those methods existed. I'll google them, see if there's anything I can learn once I master Roux I love this period of time where you are trying to learn something new, eheh!
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    I find sub-20 with Heise and Kociemba the most impressive, although all of them were really cool especially the sub-10 roux
    [single][full-step][avg5][avg12][avg100]: [10.53][12.46][18.86][19.84][21.47]
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    How long do you cube every day? That is INSANE, I still don't see how people get so good si fast. Gratz!
    3x3: 1 | NL | 5 | 12 | - 9.55 | 10.40 | 12.07 | 14.94
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