I guess that's actually a pretty valid point. I'm going to practice up on guimond before Dayton, maybe I'll bust into the 5s range. I know it's possible to sub5 with ortega, but that might be difficult for me lol.
I guess that's actually a pretty valid point. I'm going to practice up on guimond before Dayton, maybe I'll bust into the 5s range. I know it's possible to sub5 with ortega, but that might be difficult for me lol.
Tim: Is there a separate script to update everybody's times on the top of their profile pages? It shows my 15.72 single at DeVry but not where all my best times for each puzzle up at the top.
Edit: Maybe it just took some time, I hit refresh and there it was
Zach: Wow, I had no idea you hadn't practiced all summer, lucky you You even got a nice single on there!
Tim: makes sense that you didn't run it until you got done posting all the results, less work for you that way Is there any reason why all of the data for each person's best times isn't automatically fetched from the db?
I don't know what it was I just never really felt like practicing. I was planning on finally learning full pll but I still haven't gotten around to it.
Zach: Wow, I had no idea you hadn't practiced all summer, lucky you You even got a nice single on there!
Tim: makes sense that you didn't run it until you got done posting all the results, less work for you that way Is there any reason why all of the data for each person's best times isn't automatically fetched from the db?
The way it works is that there's a script that collects all of the rankings and puts them into a table in the database for easy access. It's somewhat time-intensive to calculate a person's rankings--doing that each time you open a page would be pretty wasteful.
I don't know what it was I just never really felt like practicing. I was planning on finally learning full pll but I still haven't gotten around to it.
I told myself I wouldn't attempt full PLL until after the comp. I was worried I'd mess up anything new on 3x3. It actually happened with Ortega on my 2x2. I wanted to be ridiculously solid and stable on whatever I was doing with 3x3 at DeVry. So instead of stop trying to learn new things 2 weeks ahead of time like most of the suggestions I've seen. I pretty much stopped trying to learn anything new months ahead of time, but now I'm looking at full PLL again.