Random Cubing Discussion

I was trying some 2x2 2-gen solving, and... LBL is very slow. Does anyone know a better method for it? I think orient -> permute could be quite fast, even if it is a lot of algs (72 for orientation, intuitive permutation).

E: orienting DBR reduces the number of cases to 24, and is 1-2 moves max.

E2: a very quick check on Lucas Garron's Sortega page makes me thing that orienting the DBR sticker to be facing B could have slightly better algs.
 
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I was trying some 2x2 2-gen solving, and... LBL is very slow. Does anyone know a better method for it? I think orient -> permute could be quite fast, even if it is a lot of algs (72 for orientation, intuitive permutation).

E: orienting DBR reduces the number of cases to 24, and is 1-2 moves max.

E2: a very quick check on Lucas Garron's Sortega page makes me thing that orienting the DBR sticker to be facing B could have slightly better algs.

try EG? TCLL? always having the bar and face/layer solvable by just RU makes it pretty easy.
 
Since Jules Desjardin got a sub-9 3x3 average yesterday, only one more person needs to get a sub-9 average for the top 100 to become sub-9.

Edit:
Nvm, Reinier Schippers got a 8.60 at the Dutch Open, making the top 100 sub-9 :)
 
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Since Jules Desjardin got a sub-9 3x3 average yesterday, only one more person needs to get a sub-9 average for the top 100 to become sub-9.

Nvm, Reinier Schippers got a 8.60 at the Dutch Open, making the top 100 sub-9 :)

Wow, that's crazy. Top 100 for single is getting really fast too, almost sub Erik O.o
 
The maximum possible TPS is around 947,045,759 TPS.
Maximum "radius" of a cube is diagonal to center, so 57 cm * sqrt 2 * 0.5 * 0.01 m/cm = 0.403050865 m
Multiply by pi/2 for length of arc: 0.633110819 m
divide by speed of light: about 2.1 ns
1/x: 947,045,759 TPS
Edit: oops unit fail multiply answer by 10:
9,470,457,590 TPS
 
The maximum possible TPS is around 947,045,759 TPS.
Maximum "radius" of a cube is diagonal to center, so 57 cm * sqrt 2 * 0.5 * 0.01 m/cm = 0.403050865 m
Multiply by pi/2 for length of arc: 0.633110819 m
divide by speed of light: about 2.1 ns
1/x: 947,045,759 TPS
Edit: oops unit fail multiply answer by 10:
9,470,457,590 TPS

So we need smaller cubes then...
 
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