Zane_C
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Yes, you learn the fast commutators. *Emphasising the learning, opposed to memorising*But you do have to learn which commutator is the speed-optimal one to apply for each case, correct?
BH is very fast for the corners how it is (move optimal), but again some cases can be made more finger trick friendly by performing them non-optimally.Also, would the fastest execution method for corners be speed-optimal 3-cycles? I performed some research and found that BH is fairly optimised in terms of speed. Is this true? Or could more be done to make the commutators more fingertrick-friendly?
Take this column for example: UBL > FDR > BUR
Optimally this can be solve in 11 moves by cancelling into a cyclic shift like so: F2 L U2 L' F L F' U2 F L' F
However, this commutator with a 5 move insertion is much nicer: y [R U R2 U' R', F2]