Stefan
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Rowe Hessler... old multiblind... 19/33... 5 hours 17 minutes.
Geir Ugelstad... speedblind at WC2003... 5-6 hours, I think.
(although I should stick to my "failures shouldn't count as solve time"...)
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Odd WCA stats/ Stats request Thread
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Rowe Hessler... old multiblind... 19/33... 5 hours 17 minutes.
Geir Ugelstad... speedblind at WC2003... 5-6 hours, I think.
(although I should stick to my "failures shouldn't count as solve time"...)
Cubenovice
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Didn't know / think about those...
Are the "old" events recorded in the WCA database in some sort of way?
My guess is that if you run an analysis on the WCA database you will top the list because of your 5 BLD.
Are the "old" events recorded in the WCA database in some sort of way?
My guess is that if you run an analysis on the WCA database you will top the list because of your 5 BLD.
Stefan
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Old multiblind is the only obsolete event, I think. You can still see the results on the competition pages:
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=USOpen2008&allResults=1#333mbo
Unofficial events done at official competitions are here:
http://speedcubing.com/results/
I doubt it. People doing several 4x4 blinds, 5x5 blinds, multiblinds and FMCs should certainly beat me.
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Actually, I wouldn't say the speed blind memo should count - it's time spent preparing for the solve, not time on the solve itself. My reasoning is that it's not timed. Similarly we shouldn't be adding 15 seconds for inspection to official solves when we add them up
Also, Ryosuke Mondo's 33/50 took 6:03:13... probably the longest official timed solve ever.
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Is there anyone that did all events and has a top 100 ranking for all of them?
If not, how high do we have to raise the 100 (250 is enough?) for someone to show up?
Is Milán Baticz the only person with a top 100 ranking for all events he participated in? Or am I overlooking someone (maybe someone that only did multi-blind and got top 100, or only did square-1 and got top 100)
If not, how high do we have to raise the 100 (250 is enough?) for someone to show up?
Is Milán Baticz the only person with a top 100 ranking for all events he participated in? Or am I overlooking someone (maybe someone that only did multi-blind and got top 100, or only did square-1 and got top 100)
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This can be checked by hand - just look at everyone on the 5x5x5 BLD list. The number who have had successful solves in all events has grown a lot. The best is Bence Barát, whose worst event (if you count averages for events with averages) is 3x3x3 BLD, where he's ranked 117.
And yes, I'm the worst on that list, with a 3x3x3 average ranking of 3175.
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Number of people competing in world championships but not officially solving a 3x3x3 any way there:
WC 2003: 4 (of 89)
WC 2005: 8 (of 149)
WC 2007: 6 (of 214)
WC 2009: 3 (of 327)
Code:
WC 2003: 4 (of 89)
WC 2005: 8 (of 149)
WC 2007: 6 (of 214)
WC 2009: 3 (of 327)
Code:
Two slightly different queries testing for multiblind (because there I can't be sure they didn't solve *any* 3x3x3, as for example for 2/7 I don't know about those two solved cubes):
select a.competitionId, a.ctr, b.ctr, a.ctr-b.ctr from
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId) a,
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and best>0 group by competitionId) b
where a.competitionId = b.competitionId;
select a.competitionId, a.ctr, b.ctr, a.ctr-b.ctr from
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId) a,
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and (best>0 or eventId like '333mb%') group by competitionId) b
where a.competitionId = b.competitionId;
Listing the culprits with their events:
select a.* from
(SELECT competitionId, personId, group_concat(eventId) FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId, personId) a
left join
(SELECT competitionId, personId, group_concat(eventId) FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and best>0 group by competitionId, personId) b
on a.competitionId=b.competitionId and a.personId=b.personId
where b.competitionId is null
select a.competitionId, a.ctr, b.ctr, a.ctr-b.ctr from
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId) a,
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and best>0 group by competitionId) b
where a.competitionId = b.competitionId;
select a.competitionId, a.ctr, b.ctr, a.ctr-b.ctr from
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId) a,
(SELECT competitionId, count(distinct personId) ctr FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and (best>0 or eventId like '333mb%') group by competitionId) b
where a.competitionId = b.competitionId;
Listing the culprits with their events:
select a.* from
(SELECT competitionId, personId, group_concat(eventId) FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' group by competitionId, personId) a
left join
(SELECT competitionId, personId, group_concat(eventId) FROM results where competitionId like 'WC20%' and eventId like '333%' and best>0 group by competitionId, personId) b
on a.competitionId=b.competitionId and a.personId=b.personId
where b.competitionId is null
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nccube
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Can someone make a list with the youngest 3x3 podiums? (Sum of the ages of the components of the podium)
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Julian
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Could someone find some or all of these:
-youngest current WR holder
-oldest current WR holder
-youngest person to ever hold a WR
-oldest person to ever hold a WR
Thanks. I'll continue to look by hand.
-youngest current WR holder
-oldest current WR holder
-youngest person to ever hold a WR
-oldest person to ever hold a WR
Thanks. I'll continue to look by hand.
cuberkid10
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Yuxin Wang is the youngest current WR holder I think.
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Something is wrong with the site.. First Feliks records were updated and now they are at 6.24 and 7,87 again also 4x4 record is 31.05 again. I had also a few errors but that happen some time. When will it be updated again?
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A server 404 error
cubersmith
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I noticed this, too.
Robert-Y
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Slightly interesting fact: In magic, if you take the 4/5 fastest attempts ever done by the rest the world, it would only just beat the current average WR.
I haven't checked, but I'm not sure if something similar can be said for other events...
I haven't checked, but I'm not sure if something similar can be said for other events...
MTGjumper
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(6.94), 7.08, 7.28, 7.33, (7.40) = 7.23
Feliks has a 7.64 average. That's pretty close
(9.93), 10.90, 10.93, 11.03, (11.09) = 10.95
Bingliang Li has an 11.78 average.
Feliks has a 7.64 average. That's pretty close
(9.93), 10.90, 10.93, 11.03, (11.09) = 10.95
Bingliang Li has an 11.78 average.
Carrot
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Hi Stefan, would you update this list and also add a date for when their "streak" started? thank you in advance
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Robert-Y
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(6.94), 7.08, 7.28, 7.33, (7.40) = 7.23
Feliks has a 7.64 average. That's pretty close
(9.93), 10.90, 10.93, 11.03, (11.09) = 10.95
Bingliang Li has an 11.78 average.
Haha, and we both happen to have the middle results in these averages
whauk
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just wondered: what is the longest row of times like: 9.01 9.02 9.03 etc. of one person/one event/all events/one comp...
Blake4512
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I don't think it can be more than .02 since the 2nd gen timers (Ones used in comp) Usually can't get times like .99, .98, .29, etc.
Although, you can get uncommon times like Felik's 6.24 but it's pretty rare.
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