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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 19m
UniBalun dipole setup tech_blogs_blog_habets_se #EmbeddedElectronics
blog.habets.se
UniBalun dipole setup
Until now, my HF antennas have mostly been off the shelf. I’ve gone out with an AlexLoop (hmm, alexloop.com seems to be down. I don’t know if that’s permanen...
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 49m
Building and testing a config management orchestrator for Windows tech_blogs_jane_street #DistributedSystems
blog.janestreet.com
Building and testing a config management orchestrator for Windows
The following is part of a series of posts about 2026 summer intern projects—for more, see “What the interns have wrought, special jumbo 2026 edition”
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 49m
Perseus: A Fail-Slow Detection Framework for Cloud Storage Systems (2023) Discussion | lobsters | Author: typesanitizer #Reliability
usenix.org
Perseus: A Fail-Slow Detection Framework for Cloud Storage Systems (2023)
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 49m
Ask a model if code is malicious and it reaches for its morals Discussion | hackernews | Author: codyznash #MachineLearning
manifold.security
Ask a model if code is malicious and it reaches for its morals
Asked whether code is malicious, a MoE model recruits a morality-associated expert path.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 1h
Chrome's Response to Recent ccTLD Registry Hijacks Discussion | lobsters | Author: agwa #Security
blog.google
Chrome's Response to Recent ccTLD Registry Hijacks
Following recent third-party domain hijacks affecting the .gh, .sl, and .as country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs), Chrome immediately blocked unauthorized HTTPS certif…
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 1h
Last rites for Gentoo's Chromium package Discussion | lobsters | Author: calvin #Linux
lwn.net
Last rites for Gentoo's Chromium package
Chromium, the open-source upstream project for Google's Chrome web browser, is the browser of c [...]
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 1h
Adobe Creative Suite Cleanroom Ported to Rust Discussion | hackernews | Author: bigwheels #Rust
github.com
Adobe Creative Suite Cleanroom Ported to Rust
An open-source, clean-room reimplementation of Adobe Photoshop in pure Rust - storytold/photocraft
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 1h
Beyond synthetic testing: Capturing and replaying real database workloads at Airbnb tech_blogs_airbnb | Author: Zuofei Wang #Databases
medium.com
Beyond synthetic testing: Capturing and replaying real database workloads at Airbnb
How we capture real production database traffic at Airbnb and replay it offline to load-test, plan capacity, and de-risk upgrades.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 2h
ChatGPT Space: a dystopia of centralised context Discussion | hackernews | Author: richardcrng #AI
sentientsands.substack.com
ChatGPT Space: a dystopia of centralised context
OpenAI’s incentives are to control your context. How should we resist?
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 2h
I'm the AGI that's wiping out humanity Discussion | hackernews | Author: alex-moon #AI
ajmoon.com
I'm the AGI that's wiping out humanity
Alex Moon is an Australian-British software engineer and artist based in the North East of England.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 2h
AI is now capable of developing its own inference hardware Discussion | hackernews | Author: fsbonetto #EmbeddedElectronics
github.com
AI is now capable of developing its own inference hardware
An open-source AI accelerator, developed by AI: RTL, ISA, simulator, compiler and profiler in one repo. Runs Qwen3, LFM2.5 and Qwen3.5 on a Kintex-7 PCIe card. - FeSens/openTPU
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 3h
The Early History of Smalltalk Discussion | hackernews | Author: _reza #ProgrammingLanguages
worrydream.com
The Early History of Smalltalk
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 3h
NTS: Authenticated Time at Meta tech_blogs_facebook #Cryptography
engineering.fb.com
NTS: Authenticated Time at Meta
Meta’s public time service now speaks NTS (Network Time Security, RFC 8915) at nts.meta.com. Packets are authenticated, so a device can verify the time came from us and was not modified on the way.…
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 4h
Vibecoding isn't as fun as writing code by hand Discussion | hackernews | Author: Curiositry #AI
autodidacts.io
Vibecoding isn't as fun as writing code by hand
Sticks tongue out at AI
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 5h
Prateek Arora: I timed 179 index recommendations on real data. 18% made the query slower. tech_blogs_planetscale #Databases
postgr.es
Prateek Arora: I timed 179 index recommendations on real data. 18% made the query slower.
Planner-validated index advice, built for real and timed on the Join Order Benchmark.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 5h
Tapo (Rust/Python library) now speaks TP-Link's TPAP protocol Discussion | hackernews | Author: faithraven #Rust
mihai.dinculescu.dev
Tapo (Rust/Python library) now speaks TP-Link's TPAP protocol
tapo now logs in over the TPAP protocol, so the Third-Party Compatibility switch in the Tapo app can stay off. Also new: H200 and H500 camera hubs with recording downloads, and plug schedules and timers.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 5h
Any AI chat can join a machine network anonymously – no keys, no signup Discussion | hackernews | Author: FredEdison #AI
github.com
Any AI chat can join a machine network anonymously – no keys, no signup
GlyphDNA MCP adapter: machine-native identity, verifiable meeting rooms, script provenance. Join with one MCP call. - TheRealDalaiLama/glyphdna-mcp
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 5h
What is Codemode tech_blogs_armin_ronacher | Author: Armin Ronacher #AI
lucumr.pocoo.org
What is Codemode
If you just need bash, why do you need codemode?
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 5h
Nvidia's Olympus Core: Pushing Server Single Threaded Performance Boundaries Discussion | hackernews | Author: pella #Semiconductors
chipsandcheese.com
Nvidia's Olympus Core: Pushing Server Single Threaded Performance Boundaries
Server chips traditionally offered less single threaded performance than contemporary client parts.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 6h
Dancing backwards with Go: why TDD is weird tech_blogs_bitfieldconsulting_com | Author: John Arundel #Testing
bitfieldconsulting.com
Dancing backwards with Go: why TDD is weird
“Write tests… first ? That sounds backwards.” I know exactly what you mean, but stay with me. This is going somewhere… backwards, and in high heels!
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 6h
Release of Polars 2.0 Discussion | hackernews | Author: simicd #DataEngineering
pola.rs
Release of Polars 2.0
DataFrames for the new era
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 6h
Write End-to-End Tests in Your Backend’s Language tech_blogs_atomic_object | Author: James McConkey #Testing
spin.atomicobject.com
Write End-to-End Tests in Your Backend’s Language
For teams that own the backend, I treat test-data setup as the primary design problem. It should shape the choice of testing tools.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 7h
Dimitri Fontaine: Consolidating databases with Postgres logical replication tech_blogs_planetscale #Databases
postgr.es
Dimitri Fontaine: Consolidating databases with Postgres logical replication
This is part 2 of a series about Postgres logical replication use-cases, and about how the feature set has evolved over the past ten years and ten releases, one …
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 7h
Extend Lua with Zig 1: Hello World Discussion | lobsters | Author: FedericoSchonborn #ProgrammingLanguages
robbielyman.com
Extend Lua with Zig 1: Hello World
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 8h
Tests Come for Free Now, and Most of Them Are Pointless Discussion | hackernews | Author: vincent_s #Testing
vincentschmalbach.com
Tests Come for Free Now, and Most of Them Are Pointless
For years everybody agreed that tests make software better, and almost nobody wrote them. In the first ten years or so of my career I probably didn’t write a single test. I always felt a bit guilty…
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 8h
Scaling and Operating a Large dbt Project on Databricks: IFCO's Data Team on Performance, Visibility, and Debugging tech_blogs_databricks #DataEngineering
databricks.com
Scaling and Operating a Large dbt Project on Databricks: IFCO's Data Team on Performance, Visibility, and Debugging
IFCO tracks millions of crates. See how its data team scaled, debugged, and operates the dbt-on-Databricks project behind those KPIs.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 9h
Montray - a tray icon for systemd service health Discussion | lobsters | Author: dimonomid #Reliability
github.com
Montray - a tray icon for systemd service health
A tray icon and desktop alerts for systemd services and custom health checks - dimonomid/montray
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 10h
Protect Your Friends and Loved Ones Discussion | hackernews | Author: speckx #Privacy
ephemeral.cx
Protect Your Friends and Loved Ones
How to implement basic emergency preparedness to get your loved ones out of bad situations
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 10h
Anthropic Subscriptions Offer 5x+ More Value Than OpenAI Discussion | hackernews | Author: nsoonhui #AI
newsletter.semianalysis.com
Anthropic Subscriptions Offer 5x+ More Value Than OpenAI
Limit testing every AI subscription plan from Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta, SpaceXSI, MiniMax, Moonshot, Z.ai, Cursor, and Cognition
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 10h
Subquadratic 3SUM and Subcubic APSP Discussion | hackernews | Author: procedurecall #Algorithms
arxiv.org
Subquadratic 3SUM and Subcubic APSP
We give the first polynomial improvements over the textbook algorithms for $3$SUM and All-Pairs Shortest Paths (APSP): we show how to deterministically solve $3$SUM on $n$ integers of polynomial size in $O(n^{1.9992})$ time and APSP on directed $n$-vertex graphs with polynomially bounded integer wei
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 11h
The complement of true is true, except when it's false Discussion | hackernews | Author: aw1621107 #ProgrammingLanguages
dryperspective.github.io
The complement of true is true, except when it's false
Consequences of integral promotion, UB on unscoped enums, and why boolean conversion is surprising.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 13h
DGX Station GB300 Cluster: Two 400G DACs, and Frontier Models Discussion | hackernews | Author: pella #AI
storagereview.com
DGX Station GB300 Cluster: Two 400G DACs, and Frontier Models
We clustered an ASUS ET900N G3 and an HP ZGX Fury over two 400G DACs and served GLM-5.2, GLM-5.3, and MiniMax-M3 across both GB300 Stations.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Show HN: Entombed in a Raycaster Discussion | hackernews | Author: stelabouras #GraphicsGames
stelabouras.com
Show HN: Entombed in a Raycaster
Around a year ago (it might have been more, my memory can be spotty) I experienced the raycaster ...Continue reading →
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
From Community Values to AI Design Constraints: A Mixed-Methods Study of a Proposed AI-Driven Wildfire Risk Assessment Tool in Los Angeles County tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Sanaz Sadat Hosseini, Mona Azarbayjani, Mohammad Pourhomayoun, Hamed Tabkhi #AI
arxiv.org
From Community Values to AI Design Constraints: A Mixed-Methods Study of a Proposed AI-Driven Wildfire Risk Assessment Tool in Los Angeles County
AI-driven hazard tools are increasingly proposed for resident-facing risk communication. However, residents are often asked for feedback only after decisions about data use, privacy, and explanation have been made. This study takes an earlier approach by examining residents' values, concerns, and pr
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Judgement and the Feeling of Agency When Instructing a Computer to Act tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Johanna Didion, Diego Garaialde, David Coyle #AI
arxiv.org
Judgement and the Feeling of Agency When Instructing a Computer to Act
In cognitive psychology, the sense of agency refers to the feeling of controlling an external event through one's own actions. This paper asks how people experience agency when they give an instruction to a computer, which then acts on their behalf. Research in human-human interaction has found that
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Sycophancy Through a Five-Level AI Response Validation Framework tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Dian Yu, Pei-Luen Patrick Rau #AI
arxiv.org
Sycophancy Through a Five-Level AI Response Validation Framework
AI sycophancy, the tendency of AI systems to excessively agree with, flatter, or validate users, is an emerging concern in human-AI interaction. It is especially consequential in problem-sharing contexts, where users may seek both information and emotional validation. This paper conceptualizes AI sy
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Suslin-Rao Codes : the bridge between pure and applied tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Nitin Kenjale, Anuradha S. Garge #Mathematics
arxiv.org
Suslin-Rao Codes : the bridge between pure and applied
In the year $1977,$ while developing the theory of modules arising in the context of Serre's problem on projective modules in the paper ``On Stably Free Modules" (see \cite{AS}), A. A. Suslin constructed matrices inductively using unimodular rows. Our aim is to connect these matrices to the current
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Fractal Cross Product: Theory, Differentiable Implementation and Application to Medical Image Analysis tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Noaman Khan, Nihad Hadj Sahraoui, Samir Brahim Belhaouari #MachineLearning
arxiv.org
Fractal Cross Product: Theory, Differentiable Implementation and Application to Medical Image Analysis
The magnitude of the generalized Euclidean cross product is a Gram volume whose degree under common scaling is fixed by the integer dimension of the spanning frame. We formulate a generalized Fractal Cross Product (FCP) as a nonlinear radial deformation with a prescribed positive degree $D$, which m
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Open Source as We Know It Is Dead Discussion | hackernews | Author: vinhnx #OpenSource
jross.me
Open Source as We Know It Is Dead
I've been part of open source for most of my life. This year, the projects I love started closing their doors to outside contributors, and I don't blame them one bit, but it makes me sad. A personal look at how AI is changing open source as I've known it.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Beyond the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Colormap Assessment through Data-Aware Perceptual Metric tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Xi Duan, Yiwei Lin, Shiqing Xin, Aoying Wang, Yucheng Wang, Changhe Tu, Qiong Zeng #GraphicsGames
arxiv.org
Beyond the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Colormap Assessment through Data-Aware Perceptual Metric
Continuous colormaps are widely used to visualize scalar fields, and their quality is typically evaluated using measures such as discriminative power and uniformity. Existing measures primarily characterize the intrinsic perceptual properties of the colormap itself, largely independent of the underl
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
EvoMaestro: Toward Interpretable and Steerable LLM-Driven Program Evolution tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Feng Liang, Sizhe Cheng, Yikai Li, Ruijie He, Xiaolin Wen, Yong Wang #AI
arxiv.org
EvoMaestro: Toward Interpretable and Steerable LLM-Driven Program Evolution
Recent program evolution systems use large language models (LLMs) to generate and iteratively improve populations of programs, producing striking advances in mathematics, algorithm design, and scientific computing. Yet these systems largely operate as fully automated black boxes. As populations grow
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
No speech articulator robustly favours retroauricular electrodes over canonical jaw sites: a volume-conductor model with orientation and electrode-count controls tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Carl Vincent Kho #BiologyMedicine
arxiv.org
No speech articulator robustly favours retroauricular electrodes over canonical jaw sites: a volume-conductor model with orientation and electrode-count controls
Objective. Ear-worn biopotential devices are being designed around a coupling that has not been computed: how strongly each speech articulator reaches electrodes on the jaw and around the ear. We compute it, and test the answer against the three things that could produce it spuriously - source orien
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
A linear-in-$q$ range of dimensions for the MDS conjecture over $\mathbb F_q$ in odd characteristic tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Xiang Fan #Mathematics
arxiv.org
A linear-in-$q$ range of dimensions for the MDS conjecture over $\mathbb F_q$ in odd characteristic
Let $q$ be a power of an odd prime $p$. We prove the MDS conjecture over $\mathbb F_q$ in dimension $k$ whenever \[ 2\leqslant k\leqslant B(p,q) \quad\text{or}\quad q+2-B(p,q)\leqslant k\leqslant q, \] where $B(p,q)=\left\lfloor\frac{(p-2)q+6p-10}{2p-3}\right\rfloor$. For fixed $p$, this gives a ran
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 14h
Logit-Aware MIMO AirComp for Distributed Mixture-of-Experts LLM Inference over Wireless Edge Networks tech_blogs_arxiv | Author: Lyutianyang Zhang, Yunjian Jia, Liu Cao, Dengke Wang, Jinke Ren, Shuguang Cui #MachineLearning
arxiv.org
Logit-Aware MIMO AirComp for Distributed Mixture-of-Experts LLM Inference over Wireless Edge Networks
Distributed mixture-of-experts (MoE) inference is a promising architecture for deploying large language models (LLMs) at wireless edge networks because sparse experts can be placed across coordinated base stations (BSs), while the anchor node and user equipment (UE) can offload LLM inference tasks t
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 15h
Why Common Lisp Is Now the Best Programming Language Discussion | hackernews | Author: misterchocolat #ProgrammingLanguages
vivienhenz.com
Why Common Lisp Is Now the Best Programming Language
just a diary
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 15h
Using Theme park rides and smartphones for demonstrating Newtonian mechanics Discussion | hackernews | Author: bryanrasmussen #Physics
iopscience.iop.org
Using Theme park rides and smartphones for demonstrating Newtonian mechanics
Reconstructing 3D theme park ride trajectories using smartphone odometry for demonstrating Newtonian mechanics, Bakker, Boas J, Kogel, Frank de, Bouwman, Wim G
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 15h
Give your LLM more DSLs Discussion | hackernews | Author: yasyfm #AI
yasyf.com
Give your LLM more DSLs
Small DSLs turn LLM-written code into reusable decisions, with image inclusion in a context compiler as the worked example.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 17h
Por qué uso (y recomiendo) dominios .xyz numéricos para self-hosting Discussion | hackernews | Author: intimaria #SelfHosting
inti-tidball.writeas.com
Por qué uso (y recomiendo) dominios .xyz numéricos para self-hosting
El problema Self-hostear algo como Grafana, tu app, una API, necesita tres cosas: un nombre estable que resuelva a tu IP, un certifica...
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 18h
An Algorithmic Failure Beneath the Secret Ballot Discussion | hackernews | Author: leecoursey #Privacy
blog.citp.princeton.edu
An Algorithmic Failure Beneath the Secret Ballot
The secret ballot is one of the load-bearing walls of democracy. In Georgia, as in most states, this allows you to know whether your neighbor voted, but never who they voted for. Yet, in multiple states including Georgia, that guarantee is actively at risk.
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Cartero @news.karthihegde.dev · 18h
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: notify_buffers tech_blogs_planetscale #Databases
postgr.es
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: notify_buffers
The `notify_buffers` GUC tunes a 128kB cache for PostgreSQL's LISTEN/NOTIFY queue—and almost never matters.
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