Andrew Ricci
Anonymity is for Nubs
Times: 11.19, 10.78, 10.65, (9.69), (11.25)
Done at Yale Fall 2011. Thanks a bunch to Mike Kotch for filming and uploading!
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^^would blend really well with this video.
Counting 11. :\
Nice! Your style puts me in the mind of Rowe.
^^would blend really well with this video.
Counting 11. :\
Crazy in a good way‽Brest you are crazy.
And did you know you can watch YouTube videos in slowmo if you hold space in full screen? Saw some kids at school doing it today. Might be helpful.
That is an interestiong question, which should probably get posted in the "Random Cubing Discussion" thread or the "Reconstructions" thread.why don't you count cube rotations as a move in reconstuructions? i think there's no difference between a y and a d' move, or if you do the R'U'Ry.... Gperm as R'd'F...., you save a move. this would probably give a bit more realsitic result about how fast/fluent a cuber is.
You know you are fast when Rowe or Rowan complement you. Good job Andrew!