H perm
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- Joined
- Dec 31, 2019
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- 6
Hi!
I enjoy solving all sorts of puzzles, particularly big cubes (7x7, 9x9) and the master pyraminx (4 layers tall). I'm currently trying to learn the PLL algorithms to speed up my slow 3x3 time, which I am currently use beginners method for slow times. Other than solving cubes casually, I am in a robotics team, and I program Java, JavaScript, and Python.
And yes, as you can tell by my username, I binge watch J perm videos on a daily basis. The tutorials are the best out there, and he makes great budget cube reviews.
I'm not trying to be a J perm knockoff with my username, it just is that watching quick H-perms are satisfying to witness
New year's resolution: get sub-30 in 3x3
Current 3x3 time: 1:06
I have the following cubes in my collection (in order of aquiring):
-a Void cube (like a 3x3 with parity)
-a Rubik's 3x3 (turns sluggish, impossible to tighten/loosen tensions)
-a Rubik's 4x4 (an absolute waste of $20)
-a YuXin 5x5 (AWESOME! This is one of the best budget 5x5s out there)
-a YuXin square-1 (Still need to learn that annoying parity alg.)
-a master pyraminx
-a "55 cube" 7x7 (Great turning)
-a Mirror block cube (I highly reccomend this 3x3 shape mod)
-a megaminx
I enjoy solving all sorts of puzzles, particularly big cubes (7x7, 9x9) and the master pyraminx (4 layers tall). I'm currently trying to learn the PLL algorithms to speed up my slow 3x3 time, which I am currently use beginners method for slow times. Other than solving cubes casually, I am in a robotics team, and I program Java, JavaScript, and Python.
And yes, as you can tell by my username, I binge watch J perm videos on a daily basis. The tutorials are the best out there, and he makes great budget cube reviews.
I'm not trying to be a J perm knockoff with my username, it just is that watching quick H-perms are satisfying to witness
New year's resolution: get sub-30 in 3x3
Current 3x3 time: 1:06
I have the following cubes in my collection (in order of aquiring):
-a Void cube (like a 3x3 with parity)
-a Rubik's 3x3 (turns sluggish, impossible to tighten/loosen tensions)
-a Rubik's 4x4 (an absolute waste of $20)
-a YuXin 5x5 (AWESOME! This is one of the best budget 5x5s out there)
-a YuXin square-1 (Still need to learn that annoying parity alg.)
-a master pyraminx
-a "55 cube" 7x7 (Great turning)
-a Mirror block cube (I highly reccomend this 3x3 shape mod)
-a megaminx
