[Unofficial] Xuanyi causally predicting 3 (sometimes 4) pairs 10 times in a row with ~3 seconds inspection time
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When are we getting 1-looked solves?
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Probably very soon
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On today's episode of WE ARE COOKED:
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We already have them, but afaik none are fullstep. I don’t think we’ll be able to see them consistently 1-look until AT THE VERY LEAST 2030
Kinda crazy saying this because J-perm’s prediction of a sub-4 average (which was 2029 back when sub-5 average broken( was considered generous, and here we are on the brink of sub-3.5 with 1-LOOKING
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Insane yo
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And this is why he should learn full 1LLL as he could then pretty much predict F2L in the 15 seconds of inspection every time and then just do 1 algorithm to finish it off, his recognition would surely be just as good as his ZBLL recognition
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1LLL algs are still not OO i tihnk
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That's crazy!
If Yiheng were to do this, could he even plan full OLL, or even LL?
If Yiheng were to do this, could he even plan full OLL, or even LL?
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I think Yiheng has 1-looked solves before, but only when he gets an LL skip.
The furthest he predicted without skips in his predicted solution is OLL, according to the pinned comment on this video:
During the practice, Yiheng told me that he could predict many F2Ls. He then demonstrated his excellent skills to me. In one instance, he predicted OLL. However, he didn't predict PLL skip. In the first attempt, there was a +2 penalty, but it was not counted because it was just a prediction practice, not a competition simulation. We were all surprised. Many fans gathered to watch. The video shown is a downsolve, not the first time he did it. So, please don't misunderstand. Unfortunately, we didn't record the original one, but it left us with some suspense. It makes us wonder, what is the limit of human 3x3 solving? Anyway, we are looking forward to future competitions!
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