whauk
Veteran
today a woman in train said (pointing onto my stackmattimer): this device gives you the solution right?
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Today:
*I solve the cube*
Some girl:"Oh, so while you turn it you take off the stickers really fast?"
today a woman in train said (pointing onto my stackmattimer): this device gives you the solution right?
Today:
*I solve the cube*
Some girl:"Oh, so while you turn it you take off the stickers really fast?"
Wish I could do that, would be so cool, especially if it was like sub 20.![]()
I'd say algorithm is closer to equation, not really method.
Is it possible to 'accidently' solve the entire cube?
I got invited to a rubik's cube workshop today as a guest of honour kinda thing, and the guy who was conducting it was shocked after seeing sub 35. He was about sub 50. I had a talk with him and all and he claims that he solved it by fluke when he was in 9th grade by turning it randomly. Is that even possible?
It's possible. But the odds of it happening are the same of me getting hit in the face by a shark that a whale flipped out of the ocean with it's tail. And then a rich guy giving me a million dollars right after.
It's also easier to win the lottery.
Many cubers are full of themselves..
After reading some of the admonishments that cubers have given to non-cubers who simply don't know better, I sorta agree with this statement. Why do these "stupid" questions cause that much grief? It's not like you're going to be seeing half of these people later anyway.
At school yesterday:
Non Cuber: OMFG ARE U TYPING JARSCRIPT!??!?!?!
Me: No. (I was actually typing actionscript in flash)
Friend: hahahahahaha
NC: Oh. You can solve the eeribcs thing in like half a second <moves hands quickly>
Friend: hahahahahaha
Me: hahahahahaha
NC: But you can!
Me: <whispering to friend> This is going on speedsolving![]()
I came very close to that last week. I was scrambling it at school for 1,5 minute or so. When I looked at it (I don't look when I scramble), all I had to do was U D2.![]()