The Nineteenth Byte

Zacharý

12:03 AM

:/

Esolanging Fruit

Zacharý

Horray for bluetooth keyboards!

Riker

@EsolangingFruit I like the blue one, or maybe the first purple one

#5, #6

Zacharý

#6!!

... nice one ... then #3! (factorial)

Anonymous

@Zacharý So i.imgur.com/qvHTI5C.png

Zacharý

12:16 AM

Huh?

Anonymous

!! means double factorial, which is the product of all integers 1 <= k <= n where k is even

Zacharý

I know, but where are you getting that image from?

Anonymous

6!! = 24. That's the 24th image in the album.

Anonymous

Oh wait no it's 48

Anonymous

I'm a complete dunce and should be ignored

Zacharý

12:18 AM

Isn't 6!! 48 though ... and you ninja'd me.

mınxomaτ

Bitcoin futures are here: cboe.com/delayedquote/futures-quotes

A few seconds ago up 390, now up 460. The launch also DDoS'ed CBOE for a few minutes.

Zacharý

... ... ...

I'd downgoat that one comment because it sounds like an advertisement.

Anonymous

It's going to be an interesting day when the Bitcoin bubble bursts

Zacharý

Yeah ... it'll be like a mego-insane rush for people to get their stock out of bitcoin.

mınxomaτ

The christmas selloff already happened two days ago. It's down almost 3k USD.

Esolanging Fruit

12:26 AM

"Itz not a bubble, this is teh real thing!!!!1!!1"

^ said nobody never

ATaco

I'd like to think Bitcoin is immune to the sort of Market flow that we're used to due to it's strange Cryptographic nature and illicit usage, but nothing is protected from the market.

Zacharý

Except you ...

ATaco

You don't raise 1000% in a handful of months without bursting.

Esolanging Fruit

It's a currency, and moreover, it's a currency not backed by any government

xnor

@flawr i have it favorited actually, i've been lurking

Zacharý

12:28 AM

So does that mean that it'll stay ... current-cy

Anonymous

@ATaco The only reason Bitcoin is so expensive is because of its rapid growth recently due to its recent explosion in popularity. Since it's not backed by faith in a government (like other fiat currencies), and there are other cryptocurrencies that do the job better (like Etherium), the only reason people are investing in BTC is for speculation.

mınxomaτ

Etherium? Ethereum maybe?

Anonymous

That's happened before - in 2008 (the US housing market) and in the 1920s (which led to Black Thursday)

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ Yeah that one

ATaco

When the spectacle dies, so will the currency. People will be afraid it's going into a crash, so they'll sell, so it will crash.

Zacharý

12:29 AM

I honestly say that we should Bring This Conversation to a close.

Esolanging Fruit

Also, cryptocurrency/blockchain usage has fragmented horribly

@Zacharý VTC BTC

Zacharý

Yep

ATaco

Welcome to PPCG, Programming Puzzles and Currency Guesses

mınxomaτ

Because the German media is currently falling for the IOTA idiots, I want to re-iterate: Burn your cash before buying IOTA.

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ I have two hands. Can I do both in parallel?

Zacharý

12:34 AM

What ⍳s so bad about ⍳ota though?

mınxomaτ

You're a penguin, you don't have hands.

Esolanging Fruit

You don't need two hands, because they're both the same action

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ Did you just assume my species? :P

Zacharý

Honestly ... this whole chat room seems a bit ... ESOTERIC.

Riker

@Zacharý if you could stop that would be great

mınxomaτ

12:35 AM

@Zacharý You can stop now.

Zacharý

I've gotten my warning, time to stop.

Riker

@mınxomaτ can you tldr for those of us who don't really get what that means?

is it just a flawed BTC trading platform?

mınxomaτ

@Riker They rolled their own crypto, it broke, they denied it, they called their hash "curl" (so that google searches for "curl secure" turn up good results, they asked me to work on their hash algo and were not nice people about it (see my second link above).

IOTA has nothing (really, technically nothing) to do with Bitcoin.

Riker

oh, so it's a copycat bitcoin

mınxomaτ

No

Zacharý

12:38 AM

Why is it named for either a very small amount, or the greek letter?

mınxomaτ

@Zacharý They use a branched directed acyclic graph (tangle) instead of a blockchain. Their current implementation is controlled by a centralized single master node. They claim that once some mysterious trinary computer hardware comes to the market, the tangle will be a better structure for IoT devices based on such an architecture.

And no, nothing about this makes any sense whatsoever.

Zacharý

Trinary? As in ternary?

mınxomaτ

@Zacharý Stop it.

Zacharý

Still though, does "trinary" mean ternary?

Esolanging Fruit

Balanced ternary.

Anonymous

12:43 AM

@Zacharý More or less

mınxomaτ

A trinary computer operates on ternary logic.

Zacharý

Oh ... that system.

mınxomaτ

Ternary computer

A ternary computer (also called trinary computer) is a computer that uses ternary logic (three possible values) instead of the more common binary logic (two possible values) in its calculations. == History == One early calculating machine, built by Thomas Fowler entirely from wood in 1840, operated in balanced ternary. The first modern, electronic ternary computer Setun was built in 1958 in the Soviet Union at the Moscow State University by Nikolay Brusentsov, and it had notable advantages over the binary computers which eventually replaced it, such as lower electricity consumption and lo...

Zacharý

Ι get it.

Esolanging Fruit

@Zacharý Presumably because it's intended for the Internet of Things (IoT)

Zacharý

12:45 AM

@EsolangingFruit Duh, how did Ι not realize that?

Esolanging Fruit

Also, the smallest unit of currency in Iota is called an Iota.

Zacharý

... well that was to be expected ...

Do they represent it with ⍳? Or just Iota?

Esolanging Fruit

The smallest unit of currency in Bitcoin is called a Satoshi

Zacharý

Why though?

Anonymous

@Zacharý Last warning. Knock it off. Editing your messages doesn't undo the annoyance.

mınxomaτ

12:47 AM

@EsolangingFruit That's not widely accepted.

Esolanging Fruit

@mınxomaτ Oh, OK

Zacharý

@Mego I didn't mean that one.

mınxomaτ

@EsolangingFruit mBTC is common among traders.

(not the smallest unit though)

Zacharý

@Mego That was a serious question about the currency's smallest unit: I was typing Do they represent it with ⍳? Or just Iota?, but typed ⍳ too early and forgot to remove it.

Esolanging Fruit

Technically, Iota doesn't use balanced ternary, depending on who you ask

Riker

12:50 AM

@Zacharý it doesn't matter what you intended, being annoying will get you kicked pretty quick

Esolanging Fruit

Because some people might assume you're talking about the esolang, which uses * and i

So Iota uses balanced ternary, and Jot uses binary.

Riker

doubtful :p

Zacharý

Unrelated question: how would a modified version of Jelly that allows parentheses fare in golfing compared to Jelly? Would it have any real possible advantages over Jelly? And to @Riker, I think I've figured that out by now...

mınxomaτ

@Mego You seem to be confused about that, too. Maybe you're species-fluid ;)

Riker

Nov 16 at 7:52, by Mego

(or don't - I'm a penguin, not a cop)

Anonymous

12:52 AM

@mınxomaτ The secret is, I alternate what I say every time to confuse people

Riker

not job-fluid at least

Anonymous

But then sometimes I confuse myself and don't alternate

Leaky Nun

@Mego Jelly, 15 bytes: ŒP,œ^⁸$$€S€E$Ðf (returns more than one)

Anonymous

@LeakyNun That gives me an idea for an alteration: return all partitions. Return nothing/null/None/an empty list if there are no valid partitions.

Leaky Nun

I did

Anonymous

12:54 AM

Yep, I was just stating it explicitly for others

Zacharý

All partitions? Not just the ones that work?

Anonymous

@Zacharý The ones that work is implied

Anonymous

All valid partitions would be better, I suppose

Zacharý

Yep.

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

I have officially been on PPCG for 1 year now

Zacharý

1:00 AM

confetti

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

is starting my counter at -1 to count from 0 a bad idea?

Οurous

context?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

writing a language

in python

Esolanging Fruit

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ Is there a reason you aren't using range?

Zacharý

Oh, what is this for?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:08 AM

@EsolangingFruit yeah

Οurous

If you're counting from a number, why not start at the number?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

I am tracking at what point in the code I am evaluating

nvm

Zacharý

Never leave untouched code that you intend to edit later: I'm working on some APL code ... no idea what it's supposed to do. Well, bye!

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

wat?

Riker

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ code that you wrote once & figured it made sense, and you knew what it did

then you come back later and wonder what you were even working on

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:17 AM

what is with the new pic riker?

i didn't realize who u were

Riker

winterbash is coming

prepare yourself

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

meh

bash=meh

Anonymous

Just under 48 hours until hat madness begins

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

O NO

Am i ready?

@Mego how should I get ready?

Anonymous

I prefer whiskey, but I think you're underage

3

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:20 AM

startOfLoops=[]
endOfLoops=[]
whatLoop=0
def loop1():
	startOfLoops.append(locOfCode)
def loop2():
	if(stakOrTac==True):
		if(stack!=0):
			locOfCode=startOfLoops[whatLoop]
		elif(stack==0):
			whatLoop-=1
			startOfLoops=startOfLoops[:-1]
			endOfLoops=endOfLoops[:-1]

does that look like a bad idea for control flow in a language?

Anonymous

Yes

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

k sweet

My company will be called Fluff, the slogan It worked once

Why does that look like a bad idea?

Riker

@Mego ikr

hype is real

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

I need more hats

Tbh dota is about to have a battle pass which ends up being a hat bash

but longer and you can sell your hats for money

sometimes a few grand

Anonymous

That requires being good at dota though, which means I would've needed to start playing about 5 years ago

4

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:25 AM

relateable

Downgoat

1:36 AM

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ omy why

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat what is so bad about it??

Leaky Nun

@Mego Jelly, 14 bytes: ŒP,œ^¥€⁸S€E$Ðf

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

is my code so bad people won't even tell my it is bad?

Οurous

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ the condition in the elif is redundant

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Οurous makes it clearer for me

Esolanging Fruit

1:43 AM

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ repl.it/repls/SubmissiveRelievedRainbowlorikeet

Downgoat

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ because programs using it would be like definition of spaghetti code

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat :{}

Esolanging Fruit

Does LocOfCode mean "Line of code of code"?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

location of code

Riker

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ tha'ts literally what comments are for

Esolanging Fruit

1:44 AM

Do you need ==True?

Riker

what's stakOrTac

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

stack based or tacit

Riker

python favors snake_case btw

(iirc)

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

snake_case_worst_case

Riker

you need to put spaces in too

Downgoat

1:45 AM

also why make whitespace sensitive language

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

in what

Riker

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ tha'ts heathenry

Downgoat

1 is bad enough

Riker

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ equal statements

ex.

locOfCode=startOfLoops[whatLoop]

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat becaue u mean

Riker

1:46 AM

locOfCode = startOfLoops[whatLoop]

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

meh

Riker

^ makes it 50% nicer

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

typing code without being able to see the keyboard makes me cut corners

Esolanging Fruit

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ theDisadvantageOfCamelCaseIsThatAddingAWordAtTheBeginningRequiresYouToChangeTheC‌apitalizationOfTheSecondWord

Downgoat

@Riker I'd say more like like 81.5%

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:47 AM

@EsolangingFruit 100% readable

@Downgoat go stick your hoof in a fan

Downgoat

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ hoof would break fan

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

o wait. you already have mic drop

Downgoat

btw, can anyone try to break: codegolf.vihan.org/post/2

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

ok

i need limits of what i can do

console in bounds?

Downgoat

just using UI and no brute-force breakage (e.g. DOS)

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:50 AM

pl

@Downgoat the python has no run button

Downgoat

yes

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

only 1 js answer shows up on side bar

Downgoat

oh, yeah, ignoore sidebar, those are examples that I haven't bothered to make dynamically-generated because no decent byte-counting system yet

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

wow

ATaco

CMP: Should I add classes to Funky?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

1:53 AM

@ATaco i would add glasses to make it more clear

ATaco

Funky is fine aslong as the person using it has self respect.

Wheat Wizard

@Mego I have only the best tastes in profile images. Thank you very much.

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

welp im out

@WheatWizard i object your honor

@Downgoat why does python claim TIO support but lack it?

Downgoat

because Python supports TIO but PPCG-v2 doesn't support Python TIO

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

wat

Ok can we add text to answer post?

Downgoat

1:57 AM

not yet

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat where is the css for dark theme?

I can't find it

ATaco

This is me hacking classes into Funky.

Esolanging Fruit

@ATaco No

Downgoat

@Christopher2EZ4RTZ what do you mean

it's called all.css

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

@Downgoat you know the code that when you enable dark theme gives you the dark theme

where is that all.css

Downgoat

2:00 AM

it's all-dark.css

ATaco

@EsolangingFruit Any particular reason as to no?

Οurous

Where is the list of languages from? TIO / some other source?

Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ

anyways gtg bye o/

Esolanging Fruit

@ATaco Your way of doing things looks a lot like the JS way, which I prefer over classes

ATaco

For the most part Funky is a blend of JS and Lua, with some of my own Flavour.

Downgoat

2:05 AM

@Οurous PPCG-v2 has its own list of languages it supports defined here: github.com/PPCG-v2/PPCG-v2/blob/master/misc/languages.json

Esolanging Fruit

Yeah, well, in any case, the mokeypatching-properties-onto-functions method of doing things feels more flexible to me, and I like it

Downgoat

if you want to request language support you can submit a request here: goo.gl/forms/wqHczS3LXKf00Wwv2

Οurous

@Downgoat Is "Language Source" equivalent to "Source code of Language", or "Place to find Language" on the form?

ATaco

Place to find language.

EG. a github, or a homepage.

Downgoat

@Οurous source code so a github, bitbucket, git URI

it's optional so its fine if language doesn't have

ATaco

2:09 AM

99% of languages are opensource though.

COUGH Mathematica COUGH

Downgoat

You didn't hear anything

Οurous

Is it a replacement or addition to PPCG? First time I've heard of it.

ATaco

I suppose technically replacement, but I think that's a bad word.

Esolanging Fruit

@Οurous It's a replacement

Riker

there's been problems with ppcg vs se in the past, this is an attempt to fix it

kinda recreating PPCG externally

Downgoat

2:21 AM

@Οurous ppcg but designed for and native support for code golf e.g. integrated TIO support, automatic byte counting, language specification, built-in leaderboard, etc.

Οurous

What's SE's stance on it?

ATaco

The main goals are to streamline the PPCG experience, because a custom site can do things that SE sites won't let us do.

Riker

@Οurous not known

it's not really SE's fault, PPCG just isn't the q/a format SE is built for

Οurous

@Riker That's fairly apparent after being around for a while, but I meant more along the lines of: PPCG isn't a huge component of SE, and if (at least some) of PPCG is moving towards not using the SE site, are they likely to 'pull the rug out from under us'? Or play host until the ship sails? Is that something that's been considered?

byte96

anyone know C#?

ATaco

2:29 AM

@Pavel CC ^

byte96

I need a suggestion

mınxomaτ

Just post your question

byte96

Any alternative to read a file in C# (not streamwriter)?

dylnan

What have been the problems between ppcg and se? @Riker

byte96

I read something of interface IDisposable or something like that but i dont know how to implement the code

New Main Posts

2:36 AM

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Q: The Missing Number - Version 2

Background: This question is a remix of the one that I made previously on this forum. The only difference with this one is: the range is significantly larger, AND dynamic. Details below! Also, I'm typing this question incredibly quickly, so if there are any grammatical errors, I do apologize an...

byte96

anyone can give me a hand ?

HyperNeutrino

2:50 AM

CMP: How many people still want to Advent Challenge to continue? I'm going to be very busy with teachers cramming assignments for all of my courses, probably exam review, and also another group project, so I don't know if I can keep up with making challenges, especially since I'm not a creative person and most of my ideas are already taken. If anyone would like to help me, that would be great (so far it doesn't seem to be the case).

Since I'm already 3 days behind, I doubt I'll be able to catch up and even if I could I doubt I'd be able to keep up, but if a lot of people still want it to keep going I guess I'll have to try my best to catch up to the calendar date.

Wheat Wizard

My advice, don't write challenges just to write challenges

If you have an idea go with it, otherwise don't

I tried to write a challenge every day back when I was about to get socratic, not only was it exhausting but I don't think the challenges were of satisfactory quality

HyperNeutrino

That's a good point. Yeah, I've already gotten two of the seven of them closed for unclear (but reopened) so I don't think writing a ton of LQ challenges just for the sake of having them is a good idea. Thanks for the suggestion!

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Find the Missing Values in the Fibonacci Sequence Mod K (tentative title) code-golf fibonacci math number sequence Inspired by this Math.SE question. Background The Fibonacci Sequence (called F) is the sequence, starting 1, 0, such that each number (F(n)) (after the first two) is the sum of...

ATaco

3:38 AM

More class nonsense in Funky

MD XF

4:48 AM

Anything that needs to be fixed on this? I'd like to post tomorrow

Downgoat

5:16 AM

@byte96 @ASCII-Only is C#er

ATaco

Pavel C#'s, 'member?

Downgoat

5:39 AM

@ATaco seems to be gray text under and to the left of the colored text, I don't think thta is suppose to happen?

ATaco

Screenshot? And are you using Safari?

user202729

@MDXF So we can use any 4 different characters, apart from 0-9?

Must spaces be included in output?

That is, is outputting 1s22s22p63s23p4 acceptable for 16? I guess not. If so which characters are acceptable for output separation? Can we have leading/trailing spaces/newlines?

Qwerp-Derp

6:57 AM

TIL that Babel, through three layers of dependencies, requires an NPM package called is-odd, whose whole purpose is to test if a number is odd or not.

The author of is-odd has also created "useful" libraries like is-even, is-number, is-array, etc. and uses these packages frequently. I believe he's about 50-70% of the reason why NPM is so shitty.

Isn't the goal of a widely-used package to include as few dependencies as possible? Not with this guy! He has a path-matching package which uses ELEVEN dependencies.

Luca H

if you've got "is-odd", why do you need "is-even"? Can't you simply negate it?

Qwerp-Derp

@LucaH I honestly don't know at this point.

Correction: @babel/core uses is-odd through three layers of dependencies.

Also, is-odd has one dependency, is-number! WHY???

Luca H

@Qwerp-Derp but his path-matching package, is that "match-file"? if yes, I only count 8 dependecies ^^

@Qwerp-Derp because letters can't be odd, obviously

Qwerp-Derp

@LucaH I think it was like micromatch or something

@LucaH Still doesn't make it any better IMO

Luca H

@Qwerp-Derp no, 8 dependecies are totally fine for such a sophisticated package! /s

is-odd: "928,993 downloads in the last month"

Qwerp-Derp

7:11 AM

sigh JS needs a more moderated package manager... this shouldn't be happening.

Luca H

create your own one! Easy task! :p

wait... I don't know JS, but this looks totally stupid:

return !!(~~i & 1);

double negation?

@Qwerp-Derp I know now... "is-even" simply calls "is-odd" and negates it... lol

Qwerp-Derp

I'm not sure if he's just trolling at this point

Luca H

I... I don't have any words... Random double negation, simply calling "is-odd" and negating it...

But he has 1k followers

you can't tell me that he's only trolling

Qwerp-Derp

This is why the JS ecosystem is so bad, people actively encourage the creation of trash

Luca H

is that why everyone is using jquery?

Qwerp-Derp

7:20 AM

At least jQuery isn't as bad as is-odd

Luca H

i prefer is-even

but is-odd got that double negation going for it, which is nice

Qwerp-Derp

github.com/parro-it/awesome-micro-npm-packages

here's more

Luca H

how many times do i have to get the first element of an array so that I start thinking "uh maybe there is a package designed to give me the first element of an array"?

maybe I am simply not advanced enough in programming to understand these struggles

return value of "is-number" after checking if it is not a number:

return (num - num + 1) >= 0;

he has to be trolling, unless I don't understand JS in the slightest...

@Qwerp-Derp I just learned that a double negation casts to boolean

Qwerp-Derp

7:40 AM

@LucaH the beauty of JS

Luca H

@Qwerp-Derp looks like it

Anonymous

10:13 AM

The JS ecosystem is really bad. It's a combination of JS being an insane language to use, JS not having good tools built in, and the widespread popularity of JS (due to its relatively low barrier to entry).

Luca H

@Mego yeah I think the biggest problem is the lack of built in tools

Anonymous

There's a similar problem with the C ecosystem, though it's not quite as bad because C's popularity has faded and the stdlib has gotten better.

Anonymous

And large projects like GNU are making really high-quality libraries for C

Luca H

10:28 AM

@Mego started playing League of Legends like 7 years ago, still not pro

not bad, but not pro

Anonymous

11:18 AM

At this point I'm wondering if I'll ever get my stickers...

Luca H

11:34 AM

@Mego what stickers?

Anonymous

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Anonymous

12:01 PM

It's a bit concerning when a company as big as SO/SE can't even seem to handle sending stickers to a community member in a reasonable timeframe

Anonymous

But being a PPCG member, I've come to expect neglect from SE :)

Luca H

did they even request contact information?

Sherlock9

Just made a major edit to my Sandbox post here that removed the requirement for answerers to handle infinite sequences. Feedback?

New Main Posts

12:29 PM

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Q: Calculate the Upper Divmod

Task Given two positive integers (dividend and divisor), calculate the quotient and the remainder. Normally it would be calculated as e = o*q+r where q*o<=e and 0<=r<o. For this challenge it still e = o*q+r but q*o>=e and -o<r<=0. For example e=20 and o=3, normally it would be 20/3 -> 20=3*6+2, ...

code-golf arithmetic

Anonymous

@LucaH Yep; a month ago

Anonymous

After sufficient nagging from me and Shog

Luca H

@Mego In the end, they just want to maximize proft and are happy if someone forgets about his stickers

just saw that you asked them about it one month later... another month is over, just tweet them again and see what excuses they'll give :D

Anonymous

I sent a DM to the person who seemed to be in charge of stickers

Luca H

then or now?

Anonymous

12:43 PM

Two days ago

Luca H

ok, let's see what happens... but I guess SO/SE has displayed their incompetence many times

New Sandboxed Posts

12:58 PM

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

N-bit Variation on Subset-Sum For another challenge I am writing, I need to verify that test cases are solveable with bounded integers. Specifically, I need to verify the following, for an array of integers A and an integer bit width n: All integers a in A satisfy -2**(n-1) <= a < 2**(n-1) (re...

user202729

1:15 PM

@NewSandboxedPosts "Real" subset sum problem are much harder. This one can be done in linearithmic time...

Anonymous

1:31 PM

@user202729 Hence "variation"

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