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Wow, this is a really solid app. Nice work! Code looks good too. Just curious, have you done Android development before? How long did this app take to write?

If you guys haven't already, definitely check out some of his other videos because they're hilariously ridiculous. This guy is insane. A few of my personal favorites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS6_hme7GdA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMjgaa5j_LE...

U6 before PLL

I live in West San Jose and got all excited when I saw the title of this post, only to find that I fall way outside your specified age range (I'm 22). SORRY

hahaha Noah you're awesome :-) And just to make this post worthwhile, I'll throw my opinion out there. This discussion is about what being "good at cubing" comprises. There are two salient parts of that phrase: "good" and "cubing". I would consider the "cubing" part to cover any sort of twisty...

It's been a long time since I owned a Rubik's brand, but I did an average of 5 on a dollar store cube, which is definitely worse, a little while ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtroE_Bw6pM

gotcha, thanks. I'm new to this so I figured I'd just start trying things and figure out what works, but at the same time I definitely don't want to do anything that's hard to reverse. I ended up buying some dedicated chain lube... wish me luck.

I remember reading back in the day (before cube-specific lubes such as Maru or Lubix became popular) about people trying bike chain lube in their cubes. I'm wondering whether anybody has tried the opposite; in particular, whether anybody has tried Maru lube on their bike chain. As you might...

I got mine today. I don't think there's any noticeable size difference. As for the cube itself, it feels very light and fast, a little bit of clicking when you turn the sides, instead of absolutely smooth like, for example, a Guhong. I personally like this feel a little better, but the timer...

DAMN SON THAT IS SICK

I generally just keep the stickers that came with the cube, except that I like to replace half of the green stickers with a completely different shade of green. Kian caught me and made me replace them at Worlds though, boo.

the competition is going to be in Lobdell Dining Room, on the second floor of the Stratton Student Center. The address is 84 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA, 02139.

what information do you need? I forget what was on the website, but if you have any questions about the location I can probably answer.

wow, what an amazing specimen of woman in that picture at the top!!!!!! on a more serious note, this is one of the most germane and factually accurate news articles about cubing I've ever read. I imagine this is indicative of a higher level of journalism in general at the New York Times than at...

round 14 2h: (11.612), 4.360, 4.033, 5.620, 4.974, 4.864, 4.034, 5.806, 4.826, (3.827), 4.157, 7.178 = 4.985 ave12

starting today; ending March 25 because as we all know REAL months have 31 days I don't expect to get close to 10,000, but I have been meaning to keep closer track of some things such as how many solves I do a day, after how many solves I clean/lube my cube, what times I actually average, etc...

round 10, sub 10 1. (10.709), 10.837, 11.153, 10.836, (14.158) = 10.942 ave5 2. (10.628), (13.799), 11.238, 11.475, 12.392 = (11.702 ave5) 3. 10.769, 10.154, 10.829, (11.447), (9.813) = 10.584 ave5 4. (13.548), 11.240, (8.692), 10.996, 10.963 = 11.066 ave5 5. (10.124), (11.342), 10.201, 10.842...

serious props yo, that took nuts

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round 13 2h: (6.014), 4.665, 4.524, 4.063, 4.046, 3.879, 4.813, 4.910, 4.732, (3.583), 5.611, 5.174 = 4.642 ave12 oh: 10.603, (4.261), 6.834, (11.717), 9.346 = 8.928 ave5