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Noncuber: what are you ranked in America
Me: 3rd
Noncuber: I bet you're like 100th in china
Me: :fp
Me: 3rd
Noncuber: I bet you're like 100th in china
Me: :fp
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Noncuber: what are you ranked in America
Me: 3rd
Noncuber: I bet you're like 100th in china
Me: :fp
Whatever. Close enough.
OT: My grandma says I have to teach her to solve 2x2 today. She wants to show her friends. I say "you don't have a 2x2 though." She said she would go out and by one lol. Wish me luck. Prolly going to teach 2 alg ll
once on the metro with my cube I was solving and some guy said " hey bro can i see that?" and im like sure... and he chucked it into the tracks and said "dont have a cheating cube now sucker"
Noncuber: what are you ranked in America
Me: 3rd
Noncuber: I bet you're like 100th in china
Me: :fp
Oh,seriously?don't scorn ChineseHaha, you would be first in China!
Oh,seriously?don't scorn Chinese
I loan a 57mm Guhong v-2, to another physics grad student a couple weeks ago. Today he brings the cube into the department tea and asks if anyone wants to scramble it for him as he's been studying how to do layer by layer from a youtube video.
So I volunteer and while scrambling I twist a corner on the side he can't see. Forty-five minutes of frustration later, he says "none of my algorithms seem to be working on this" so I ask him to let me try. Remembering which way I added the twist, I simply rescramble the cube and this time give it the opposite twist. Of course it solves again.
I'm wondering how many times I can do this. They don't let you into physics grad school unless you're fairly smart but grad students do have a tendency to believe what they're told.
I loan a 57mm Guhong v-2, to another physics grad student a couple weeks ago. Today he brings the cube into the department tea and asks if anyone wants to scramble it for him as he's been studying how to do layer by layer from a youtube video.
So I volunteer and while scrambling I twist a corner on the side he can't see. Forty-five minutes of frustration later, he says "none of my algorithms seem to be working on this" so I ask him to let me try. Remembering which way I added the twist, I simply rescramble the cube and this time give it the opposite twist. Of course it solves again.
I'm wondering how many times I can do this. They don't let you into physics grad school unless you're fairly smart but grad students do have a tendency to believe what they're told.
So now he's feeling discouraged?I loan a 57mm Guhong v-2, to another physics grad student a couple weeks ago. Today he brings the cube into the department tea and asks if anyone wants to scramble it for him as he's been studying how to do layer by layer from a youtube video.
So I volunteer and while scrambling I twist a corner on the side he can't see. Forty-five minutes of frustration later, he says "none of my algorithms seem to be working on this" so I ask him to let me try. Remembering which way I added the twist, I simply rescramble the cube and this time give it the opposite twist. Of course it solves again.
I'm wondering how many times I can do this. They don't let you into physics grad school unless you're fairly smart but grad students do have a tendency to believe what they're told.