Can we really solve big cubes?

[waffle=ijm]

lol thread.

The best part was making fun of Michael Gottlieb. HAHA let's put the former Continental Record holder for 4x4 into his place. Man that was great.

From everything that I read, I have to the conclusion that you are a pompous ass, with no respect for your fellow cubers.

kthxbai

 

[Stefan]

I cannot throw away 100's of hours of work

So don't do that.

 

[Christopher Mowla]

I am sorry Chris, but I cannot be apart of this site anymore. (As a matter of fact, I deleted all of my posts in these threads).

As long as this cubing community approaches new commers and (even each other) like this, if there ever is someone like me who wants to bring something new and valid, he or she will not find it worth it.

The very fact that I want wadges for my knowledge should show people that it is something good.

Worst of all, all wished for the worst for me. They indirectly said, "I hope you fail in selling your book because you are not willing to give it to me for free". That is greed.

The reason I even found the 24q alg was not because I wanted to make money. I wanted to see for sure if 25q was the briefest alg.

In my research I initially found a 27q, but over time, reduced it to 24q (with logic of course).

However, if I never did find an alg less than 25q, then I would pay a lot of money to not only get the alg, but how to derive such a thing.

I wonder if anyone who responded to me rudely thought about that? I would pay money to know this if any of them would have found it. Knowledge is like gold to me, especially about the single edge correction on the greatest toy ever invented (as you so elligantly put it).

 

[Stefan]

I cannot be apart of this site anymore.

LOL at that typo.

The very fact that I want wadges for my knowledge should show people that it is something good.

WAHAHAHAHA, you're killing me!

Worst of all, all wished for the worst for me. They indirectly said, "I hope you fail in selling your book because you are not willing to give it to me for free". That is greed.

<rofl waving white flag>

 

[piemaster]

lol thread, my stomach hurts from laughing. This really brightened up my day.

 

[piemaster]

I cannot be apart of this site anymore.

LOL at that typo.

The very fact that I want wadges for my knowledge should show people that it is something good.

WAHAHAHAHA, you're killing me!

Worst of all, all wished for the worst for me. They indirectly said, "I hope you fail in selling your book because you are not willing to give it to me for free". That is greed.

<rofl waving white flag>

rofl rofl rofl rofl! You're killing me man, stoppit!

 

[Christopher Mowla]

Hey man, if youre going to leave, do it gracefully.
Thats a rather backhanded farewell.

Maybe there's a reason they're cold to you, its because youre being pretentious, and you think that your 24q algorithm makes you a genius.
You dont deserve praise if you try to put yourself on a pedestal and then run away when you dont get the response you want.

I would like to see you come up with a 24q (without a computer of course)! Let's see if you can come up with one, if you spent your entire lifetime on it!

You were the absolute worst commentor in both of my threads. You took no part in the initial discussion, but gladly joined in when you seen that your respected friends were "jumping me".

Oh, and if you didn't notice, when I mentioned that I found the 24q, I said something like, "It has been a fun discussion..." meaning that I intended to end this thread, not go on and on about how much praise I want for my "genius" finding. I specifiically said that I would sell the book. I did not say that I am too good to give it to the community. I was only stating that 24q to let Chris and the other guy know that this conversation was not just to aggravate them.

By you trying to make humor out of all of this shows your lack of comprehension of all of the previous things said. Even though I deleted all that I said in my threads, don't worry, there were plenty people who quoted things that I said for you to follow.

 

[dannyz0r]

Hey man, if youre going to leave, do it gracefully.
Thats a rather backhanded farewell.

Maybe there's a reason they're cold to you, its because youre being pretentious, and you think that your 24q algorithm makes you a genius.
You dont deserve praise if you try to put yourself on a pedestal and then run away when you dont get the response you want.

I would like to see you come up with a 24q (without a computer of course)! Let's see if you can come up with one, if you spent your entire lifetime on it!

You were the absolute worst commentor in both of my threads. You took no part in the initial discussion, but gladly joined in when you seen that your respected friends were "jumping me".

Oh, and if you didn't notice, when I mentioned that I found the 24q, I said something like, "It has been a fun discussion..." meaning that I intended to end this thread, not go on and on about how much praise I want for my "genius" finding. I specifiically said that I would sell the book. I did not say that I am too good to give it to the community. I was only stating that 24q to let Chris and the other guy know that this conversation was not just to aggravate them.

By you trying to make humor out of all of this shows your lack of comprehension of all of the previous things said. Even though I deleted all that I said in my threads, don't worry, there were plenty people who quoted things that I said for you to follow.

And what would you do if he did find one? Why do you keep coming back here and responding when you want to end the thread? You're just feeding them more things to quote you on and mock you for.

 

[waffle=ijm]

I am sorry Chris, but I cannot be apart of this site anymore. (As a matter of fact, I deleted all of my posts in these threads).

Awwww. It would be a shame to lose a cuber.

As long as this cubing community approaches new commers and (even each other) like this, if there ever is someone like me who wants to bring something new and valid, he or she will not find it worth it.

New and valid? Yes. But how did you present that new and valid idea of yours? You disrespected one of the best big cube solvers in the process.

The very fact that I want wadges for my knowledge should show people that it is something good.

Good? Sure you found by yourself but there are sooooo many cube programs that could have found that as well. Many are freely available and you're charging for them? HA!

Worst of all, all wished for the worst for me. They indirectly said, "I hope you fail in selling your book because you are not willing to give it to me for free". That is greed.

HAHAHAAHAHA! See comment above.

The reason I even found the 24q alg was not because I wanted to make money. I wanted to see for sure if 25q was the briefest alg.

That's awesome. If it wasn't to make money, then make it free to the public.

In my research I initially found a 27q, but over time, reduced it to 24q (with logic of course).

Yup, you're sooo cool.

However, if I never did find an alg less than 25q, then I would pay a lot of money to not only get the alg, but how to derive such a thing.

Well I wouldn't pay. Is it a fast algorithm? What worth is a low move count unless there was a 4x4 FMC official competition? To most cubers, nothing.

I wonder if anyone who responded to me rudely thought about that? I would pay money to know this if any of them would have found it. Knowledge is like gold to me, especially about the single edge correction on the greatest toy ever invented (as you so elligantly put it).

Yup, I did think about that, but then again I only read all the stuff about putting the former continental record holder into this place. which immediately made me conclude that you are disrespectful and quick to assume that just because someone is just a "member" and not a "moderator" doesn't mean that person knows who belongs to a community like this.

Hey man, if youre going to leave, do it gracefully.
Thats a rather backhanded farewell.

Maybe there's a reason they're cold to you, its because youre being pretentious, and you think that your 24q algorithm makes you a genius.
You dont deserve praise if you try to put yourself on a pedestal and then run away when you dont get the response you want.

I would like to see you come up with a 24q!

YES! GO GO GO!! DIG A DEEPER HOLE!!!

 

[piemaster]

Oh no, keep going, I find you rather amusing.

 

[Christopher Mowla]

dannyz0r

Thanks for your consideration. At least someone is trying to give me advice here.

And for those of you who think this is funny, I am very glad to entertain you. And if you pay me, I can do it some more. But I already know you do not want to spend a dime on anything. Your fun comes when you see others mocked. Your comic relief is when others (besides your friends of course) are bashed.

I would like to see you in my position to see if you would be laughing. and do not try to write something hummmorous (oh look, I made a typo! WHooooooooooooooo.

 

[piemaster]

Oh no, not me. I started up with a proper introduction, made some buddies who used roux, joined another roux forum, made a fridrich BLD thread, and...um....well, it's a long story.

 

[blade740]

All unpleasantness aside, what do you think makes this knowledge worth paying for? What kind of incredible insight does your (slightly) more optimal algorithm (and it's derivation) give? How can a cuber benefit from knowing this? I really want to know WHY you think your information is more valuable than the loads of free information already available.

Also, if you don't mind my asking, how long is your algorithm in HTM? I have a nagging suspicion that it's actually LONGER than the standard algorithms we use.

 

[piemaster]

dannyz0r

Thanks for your consideration. At least someone is trying to give me advice here.

And for those of you who think this is funny, I am very glad to entertain you. And if you pay me, I can do it some more. But I already know you do not want to spend a dime on anything. Your fun comes when you see others mocked. Your comic relief is when others (besides your friends of course) are bashed.

I would like to see you in my position to see if you would be laughing. and do not try to write something hummmorous (oh look, I made a typo! WHooooooooooooooo.

NO, you don't understand, it was a rather funny typo. "I cannot stand to be apart of this site anymore."

 

[Christopher Mowla]

dannyz0r

Thanks for your consideration. At least someone is trying to give me advice here.

And for those of you who think this is funny, I am very glad to entertain you. And if you pay me, I can do it some more. But I already know you do not want to spend a dime on anything. Your fun comes when you see others mocked. Your comic relief is when others (besides your friends of course) are bashed.

I would like to see you in my position to see if you would be laughing. and do not try to write something hummmorous (oh look, I made a typo! WHooooooooooooooo.

NO, you don't understand, it was a rather funny typo. "I cannot stand to be apart of this site anymore."

No, butt I dou, becuz yoew havvve too point it otu ot veryeone!

 

[blade740]

NO, you don't understand, it was a rather funny typo. "I cannot stand to be apart of this site anymore."

No, butt I dou, becuz yoew havvve too point it otu ot veryeone!

I think you misunderstand. He was trying to make light of the situation, not humiliate you for making a small mistake.

 

[Stefan]

You know, this would all be a lot better if you were less paranoid, stopped seeing bad intentions where there aren't any, and started trying to understand what we're saying. For example:

But I already know you do not want to spend a dime on anything.

Huh? Just recently I did pay about $11 for a booklet describing a new 3x3x3 method that the inventor didn't want to publish for free.

all wished for the worst for me. They indirectly said, "I hope you fail in selling your book because you are not willing to give it to me for free".

Huh? I didn't.

 

[waffle=ijm]

cmowla - stefan is stefan (you have to realize that he's a grammar nazi, he'll probably correct this once he sees it )

if you continue to type like that, more and more people bash you even more, not because of your idea or your pompous attitude, but strictly for grammar issues.

 

[Christopher Mowla]

NO, you don't understand, it was a rather funny typo. "I cannot stand to be apart of this site anymore."

No, butt I dou, becuz yoew havvve too point it otu ot veryeone!

I think you misunderstand. He was trying to make light of the situation, not humiliate you for making a small mistake.

The only way light could be made of this situation is for these threads to be deleted from the archive! That is the only way to make light of this! Can't you see, I started out with an academic conversation with Chris, which then lead to the conclusion where I spoke my intent, then all of this mess began. I hope the webmaster will delete my threads as I have asked.

 

[Stefan]

stefan [is] a grammar nazi

Nah. Just pointed out the one I found particularly funny because he made a strong statement and accidentally turned it in the opposite direction. You think I didn't notice all the other typos?