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whatever you want, since a j perm is 14 moves, if you do it in .8 seconds you do 14/.8 which is 17.5 turns per second.There are so many problems with this. What alg?
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whatever you want, since a j perm is 14 moves, if you do it in .8 seconds you do 14/.8 which is 17.5 turns per second.There are so many problems with this. What alg?
Who came up with the M follows L thing? How do you know they're not wrong?
I've seen some ZZ users turn the cube so fast that will even make Fez cry. (No offense Fez!)
Just because you have a fast turning speed doesn't mean you're a quick solver. Some method emphasize on quick turning speeds (like ZZ) while others prioritize other stuff.
My point is that turningspeed =! good cuber.
But how do you know that it's not wrong?
I've seen some ZZ users turn the cube so fast that will even make Fez cry. (No offense Fez!)
Just because you have a fast turning speed doesn't mean you're a quick solver. Some method emphasize on quick turning speeds (like ZZ) while others prioritize other stuff.
My point is that turningspeed =! good cuber.
If they are the ones who came up with it and said "M will follow L," how the f*** can they be wrong?!Who came up with the M follows L thing? How do you know they're not wrong?
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Okay, I officially give up standard notation. It doesn't work how it should. Get ready for "Owen notation".
Well I think whoever decided to make M follow L is wrong, it just seems completely counter-intuitive to me. lol
Who came up with the M follows L thing? How do you know they're not wrong?
What if they just timed Hperm?
Wait, what? Just because you don't like the notation doesn't mean that it's wrong.ARG! I hate that notation! It's clearly M.