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Interchanges are usually 1 move. Like in [R U' R' , D] (UFL to FDR to LDF). If you're talking about the insertion, which is 3 moves in a pure commutator, it works in the same way, but since there's no way to get DBR to UBR in 3 moves without affecting any D layer pieces other than DBR, you can't...

Does anyone know how Maskow uses short term memo? Does he just not have any system and do his numbers and math symbols?

Well I gotta start learning algs. That's like half 3-style but they're not intuitive

Is that any 2 corners and 2 edges swapped because that's probably over a thousand cases.

Does anyone know how Gianfranco does parity?

Wow i can't believe I didn't see that. Also, idk if you'd like this, but it's more right handed to do y R' U M U2 M' U' R y'

What algs do you guys use for UF > DL > LB? I can't seem to find a good one

What are the advantages of using DFR instead of something on the top other than R2? Seems kind of bad to be honest. Maybe because they like DF for edges and want them to be adjacent?

I don't know it seems like the best way but having your buffers on the bottom is kind of awkward. There probably aren't that many good ways.

Because his buffers are DF and DFR so to do parity you have to flip (most of the time)

I would just solve pieces into pseudo solved positions and do U prime at end because that's easier

For timer starts, do I have to have everything that is on the timer my fingers, or can I just have a tiny bit of fingers with palm on the timer so I could get a good cube pickup?

How does he use short-term for 3bld?

I think UFL might be better. I don't think it would make a really big difference. I already use UFR though