Jan 15, 2017 #21 A AlexMaass Veteran Joined Apr 19, 2013 Messages 1,547 Location America, New York, Long Island WCA ID 2011MAAS01 YouTube Visit Channel
Jan 15, 2017 #22 asacuber Veteran Joined Nov 4, 2015 Messages 1,444 Location India WCA ID 2015SANT44 YouTube Visit Channel wow sub9 :O
Jan 15, 2017 #23 OLLiver Veteran Joined May 9, 2015 Messages 912 Location Christchurch, New Zealand WCA ID 2015JENK02 YouTube Visit Channel wow. I think sub 8 is possible in the near future can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Is it comparable to learning full ZBLL or something?
wow. I think sub 8 is possible in the near future can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Is it comparable to learning full ZBLL or something?
Jan 15, 2017 #24 B bcube Veteran Joined Sep 8, 2010 Messages 760 OLLiver said: can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Click to expand... Here you go.
OLLiver said: can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Click to expand... Here you go.
Jan 15, 2017 #25 Lid Veteran Joined Jul 8, 2008 Messages 909 Location Sweden WCA ID 2008LIDS01 bcube said: Here you go. Click to expand... That is about CP not CSP.
Jan 15, 2017 #26 Torch Veteran Joined Aug 6, 2013 Messages 1,441 Location Austell, GA, USA WCA ID 2014GOSL01 YouTube Visit Channel Lid said: That is about CP not CSP. Click to expand... The thread is about CPParity, but the post he linked to has links about CSParity.
Lid said: That is about CP not CSP. Click to expand... The thread is about CPParity, but the post he linked to has links about CSParity.
Jan 15, 2017 #27 Ollie Legend Joined Mar 31, 2012 Messages 2,833 Location London, UK WCA ID 2012FROS01 YouTube Visit Channel Well done Brandon! (And Matt Sheerin, who quite frankly deserves some recognition by now.) OLLiver said: wow. I think sub 8 is possible in the near future can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Is it comparable to learning full ZBLL or something? Click to expand... You recognize parity in inspection, before you do cubeshape. Then you perform one of two algorithms for each cubeshape case to avoid parity.
Well done Brandon! (And Matt Sheerin, who quite frankly deserves some recognition by now.) OLLiver said: wow. I think sub 8 is possible in the near future can someone explain CSP to someone who is literally in the bottom 5 for squan in the world. Is it comparable to learning full ZBLL or something? Click to expand... You recognize parity in inspection, before you do cubeshape. Then you perform one of two algorithms for each cubeshape case to avoid parity.