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Panama, Panama, April 1st, 2025/Chainwire/--Backed by strong investment, record-breaking NFT sales, and a 60-million user base, SEED is setting the new trend for the GameFi narrative. SEED SEED GameFi GameFi As traditional Play-to-Earn fades, SEED brings back the NFT Gaming, combining opportunities for sustainable rewards with a real playing experience. With a bold vision and long-term strategy, SEED aims to pioneer the first sustainable Web3 gaming ecosystem on Sui and set a blueprint for the future of Web3 gaming. Strong Metrics Ahead of Listing SEED has gained the community’s attention with notable milestones, starting with investment secured from the Sui Foundation. Building on this traction, their NFT collection recently claimed the top 1 on Sui, proving the strong demand and real value of SEED’s in-game assets. Meanwhile, $SLOVE reached Top 2 trending on DexScreener, amassing 25K+ holders in just 3 days. With support from Mysten Labs, SEED is proving that Web3 gaming is more than a trend. SEED officially lists on April 1, 2025, at 10:00 AM (UTC) on leading exchanges like KuCoin, BingX, MEXC, and Cetus. With staking rewards and strategic token burns, including the burn of 37.5 million $SEED from the Mon Box launch, SEED is set up for long-term growth and a potential price increase of 200% or more. The Comeback of NFT Gaming SEED Go is the team's next big step in Play-to-Earn - a location-based game that brings Web3 gaming into the real world. By combining Play-to-Earn with real-world exploration, SEED Go is set to make Web3 gaming more interactive, immersive, and rewarding than before. Instead of playing on-screen only, players will walk to the nearest tree on the SEED map and send their SEED Mon on a hunt for $SLOVE, $SEED, and hidden treasures. $SLOVE $SLOVE $SEED $SEED Launched on Mar 26, SEED Go has already drawn 50,000+ players, increasing every single day, into the hunt with earning potential from $5 - $50 per day. SEED Mon NFTs have already generated $2M+ in sales, fueling the demand for its in-game economy. Looking Ahead: Expanding Gameplay and Real-World Integration After TGE, the team's priority is to onboard more users, keep them engaged, and make sure they stay for the long run. They're also rolling out Adventure Mode and Mon Battle. Adventure Mode is where players hunt SEED Mons in the real world using their Mons. Comparable to Pokémon Go, but for blockchain gaming. Meanwhile, Mon Battle offers strategic combat against Mons for glory and rewards. And beyond all that, SEED is building a Real World Network - RWA Layer 1, integrating real-world assets, to take Web3 gaming beyond the screen. Instead of chasing short-term hype, SEED is committed to building lasting value, real engagement, and an immersive gaming experience through its dual-token model and well-designed economy. SEED holders will continuously benefit from all DApps within the SEED ecosystem. With a clear vision for the future, SEED aims to not only lead the charge in GameFi innovation but also lay the foundation for a new era of sustainable, real-world-integrated gaming that may shape the industry for years to come. About SEED From a Telegram Miniapp with over 60M users, SEED is evolving into the top RPG in Web3 gaming, inspired by the success of games like Pokémon Go and Axie Infinity. With the Sui Foundation’s backing, SEED is transforming from a Telegram Miniapp into the first 100M-user Web3 gaming ecosystem on the Sui blockchain. SEED SEED Contact COO Alex Zhang SEED alex@seeddao.org This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

SEED Opens A New Chapter For GameFi Narrative After Hitting Top 1 NFT Collection On Sui

Greetings, R Systems Team! The wait is over—we’re thrilled to announce that the first round of R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1 is officially live! 🎉 This writing contest is a unique collaboration between R Systems and HackerNoon designed exclusively for you—R Systems staff. It is your chance to showcase how your skills and experience contribute to R Systems’ leadership in digital transformation, establish yourself as a thought leader within HackerNoon's global community of technologists, and win some more fantastic prizes along the way! Contest Structure The contest is divided into 3 rounds, each lasting a month: Round 1: Feb 25 – Mar 24


Round 2: Mar 25 – Apr 22


Round 3: Apr 23 – May 21 Each Round, You’ll be given two topics to choose from, as follows: Round 1 Topics [Submissions Window: Feb 25 - Mar 24] AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes Share how R Systems tackles AI/ML model deployment MLflow and Kubernetes, using a project you’ve worked on/contributed to as a case study. Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Based on your experience, demonstrate how tools like GitHub Copilot are used to enhance developer productivity. What’s Coming in Later Rounds? Round 2 Topics [Submissions Window: Mar 25 – Apr 22] Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry


Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments. Round 3 Topics [Submissions Window: Apr 23 – May 21] Explore the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications.
Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases. How to Participate in R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1 Pick a topic to write on from the round’s list.
Write your article in a Google Doc and make sure it’s shareable.
Make sure your article is at least 800 words long—anything shorter will be automatically rejected.
Submit it using this form: [R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form] Prizes The contest will award up to 12 winners (4 winners per round) Up for grabs each month: Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges We can’t wait to see what you come up with—Good luck! Want to stay in the loop on other HackerNoon contests? Subscribe here or visit contests.hackernoon.com Greetings, R Systems Team! The wait is over—we’re thrilled to announce that the first round of R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1 is officially live! 🎉 R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1 This writing contest is a unique collaboration between R Systems and HackerNoon designed exclusively for you—R Systems staff. It is your chance to showcase how your skills and experience contribute to R Systems’ leadership in digital transformation, establish yourself as a thought leader within HackerNoon's global community of technologists, and win some more fantastic prizes along the way! exclusively for you—R Systems staff. Contest Structure The contest is divided into 3 rounds, each lasting a month: The contest is divided into 3 rounds, each lasting a month: Round 1: Feb 25 – Mar 24 Round 2: Mar 25 – Apr 22 Round 3: Apr 23 – May 21 Round 1: Feb 25 – Mar 24 Round 1: Feb 25 – Mar 24 Round 1: Round 2: Mar 25 – Apr 22 Round 2: Mar 25 – Apr 22 Round 2: Round 3: Apr 23 – May 21 Round 3: Apr 23 – May 21 Round 3: Each Round, You’ll be given two topics to choose from, as follows: Each Round, You’ll be given two topics to choose from, as follows: Round 1 Topics Round 1 Topics [Submissions Window: Feb 25 - Mar 24 ] Feb 25 - Mar 24 AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes Share how R Systems tackles AI/ML model deployment MLflow and Kubernetes, using a project you’ve worked on/contributed to as a case study. Share how R Systems tackles AI/ML model deployment MLflow and Kubernetes, using a project you’ve worked on/contributed to as a case study. Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Based on your experience, demonstrate how tools like GitHub Copilot are used to enhance developer productivity. Based on your experience, demonstrate how tools like GitHub Copilot are used to enhance developer productivity. What’s Coming in Later Rounds? What’s Coming in Later Rounds? Round 2 Topics Round 2 Topics [Submissions Window: Mar 25 – Apr 22 ] Mar 25 – Apr 22 Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments. Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments. Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments. Round 3 Topics Round 3 Topics [Submissions Window: Apr 23 – May 21 ] Apr 23 – May 21 Explore the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications. Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases. Explore the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications. Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases. How to Participate in R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1 Pick a topic to write on from the round’s list.
Write your article in a Google Doc and make sure it’s shareable.
Make sure your article is at least 800 words long—anything shorter will be automatically rejected.
Submit it using this form: [R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form] Pick a topic to write on from the round’s list. Write your article in a Google Doc and make sure it’s shareable. Make sure your article is at least 800 words long—anything shorter will be automatically rejected. Submit it using this form: [R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form] Pick a topic to write on from the round’s list. Write your article in a Google Doc and make sure it’s shareable. Make sure your article is at least 800 words long— anything shorter will be automatically rejected. 800 words anything shorter will be automatically rejected. Submit it using this form: [ R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form ] R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form R Systems BlogBook—Chapter 1: Submissions Form Prizes The contest will award up to 12 winners (4 winners per round) The contest will award up to 12 winners (4 winners per round) Up for grabs each month: Up for grabs each month: Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges We can’t wait to see what you come up with—Good luck! We can’t wait to see what you come up with—Good luck! Want to stay in the loop on other HackerNoon contests? Subscribe here or visit contests.hackernoon.com Want to stay in the loop on other HackerNoon contests? Subscribe here or visit contests.hackernoon.com Subscribe here Subscribe here contests.hackernoon.com contests.hackernoon.com

R Systems Blogbook—Chapter 1 is Now Open for Submissions🎉

Seasons greetings, folks! 🌲🥂🎉 ’Tis the season to be merry, and in that spirit, we’re thrilled to announce a unique partnership between R Systems and HackerNoon for a first-of-its-kind internal writing contest: R Systems BlogBook — Chapter 1. This contest is designed exclusively for R Systems staff to share your experiences, projects, and case studies, showcasing the hard work you've put in and how it contributes to R Systems' leadership in the digital transformation industry and its unique approach to software product engineering. Key Contest Info Duration: 3 months,
Rounds: 3 (one per month)
Total Winners: 12 (4 winners per round)
Prizes:

Grand Prize: Co-branded Laptop Sleeve
Top Participants: Co-branded Blogger Badge Contest Structure The contest kicks off in January 2025 (exact date TBA).
Each round will focus on two writing prompts, with one month for submissions.
After each round, the editorial team will review ALL eligible submissions and select the top four stories. These will be featured on R Systems' blog and subsequently showcased on the company’s business page on HackerNoon. Participants are to use their projects and experience at R Systems to tackle one of two writing prompts each round, as follows: Writing Prompts by Round Round 1 AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes
Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Round 2 Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry
Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Round 3 Exploring the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications


Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases Interested participants are encouraged to start brainstorming ideas and stay tuned for the official announcement with full details. Be the first to know when we share new updates by subscribing to the HackerNoon Contests Announcement Page [here]. We can’t wait to read your work! Seasons greetings, folks! 🌲🥂🎉 ’Tis the season to be merry, and in that spirit, we’re thrilled to announce a unique partnership between R Systems and HackerNoon for a first-of-its-kind internal writing contest: R Systems BlogBook — Chapter 1. R Systems BlogBook — Chapter 1. R Systems BlogBook — Chapter 1. This contest is designed exclusively for R Systems staff to share your experiences, projects, and case studies, showcasing the hard work you've put in and how it contributes to R Systems' leadership in the digital transformation industry and its unique approach to software product engineering. Key Contest Info Key Contest Info Duration: 3 months, Rounds: 3 (one per month) Total Winners: 12 (4 winners per round) Prizes:

Grand Prize: Co-branded Laptop Sleeve
Top Participants: Co-branded Blogger Badge Duration: 3 months, Duration: Rounds: 3 (one per month) Rounds: Total Winners: 12 (4 winners per round) Total Winners: Prizes: Grand Prize: Co-branded Laptop Sleeve
Top Participants: Co-branded Blogger Badge Prizes: Grand Prize: Co-branded Laptop Sleeve Top Participants: Co-branded Blogger Badge Grand Prize: Co-branded Laptop Sleeve Grand Prize: Top Participants: Co-branded Blogger Badge Top Participants: Contest Structure Contest Structure The contest kicks off in January 2025 (exact date TBA). Each round will focus on two writing prompts, with one month for submissions. After each round, the editorial team will review ALL eligible submissions and select the top four stories. These will be featured on R Systems' blog and subsequently showcased on the company’s business page on HackerNoon. The contest kicks off in January 2025 (exact date TBA). January 2025 (exact date TBA). Each round will focus on two writing prompts, with one month for submissions. After each round, the editorial team will review ALL eligible submissions and select the top four stories. These will be featured on R Systems' blog and subsequently showcased on the company’s business page on HackerNoon. Participants are to use their projects and experience at R Systems to tackle one of two writing prompts each round, as follows: Participants are to use their projects and experience at R Systems to tackle one of two writing prompts each round, as follows: Writing Prompts by Round Round 1 Round 1 AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools AI/ML Model Deployment with MLflow and Kubernetes Enhancing Developer Productivity with GitHub Copilot and Other AI Tools Round 2 Round 2 Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Round 3 Round 3 Exploring the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases Exploring the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications Exploring the Capabilities of WebAssembly for High-Performance Web Applications Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases Integrating Generative AI into SaaS Applications: Best Practices and Use Cases Interested participants are encouraged to start brainstorming ideas and stay tuned for the official announcement with full details. Be the first to know when we share new updates by subscribing to the HackerNoon Contests Announcement Page [here]. Be the first to know when we share new updates by subscribing to the HackerNoon Contests Announcement Page [ here ]. here here We can’t wait to read your work!

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Leveraging Natural Supervision: Appendix B - Appendix To Chapter 6

Leveraging Natural Supervision: Appendix A - Appendix to Chapter 3

2024 promises to be a pivotal year for the crypto industry, with a series of significant events and trends poised to shape its future. From the highly anticipated Bitcoin halving to the rise of NFTs in gaming, the emergence of tokenized finance, and the growing adoption of crypto in Asia, this year is set to witness a surge of innovation and disruption. As I work with crypto and AI projects, each year, we compile a list of trends that we see on the market. And here’s a 2024 edition. This year is going to be a very interesting one! Also, you can check my . Top 10 AI Trends of 2024 And Now, Onto Key Trends to Watch in 2024: 1. Upcoming Bitcoin Halving Event: Preparing for the Next Chapter in Bitcoin's Journey The highly anticipated Bitcoin halving event is just around the corner, poised to shake up the market dynamics and redefine the future of this pioneering cryptocurrency. Scheduled for April 2024, this pre-programmed event will slice the block reward from 6.25 to 3.125 bitcoins, ushering in a new era of scarcity and potential price surges. With the exact date yet to be determined, the countdown begins as Bitcoin enthusiasts brace themselves for an event that promises to slow down inflation and reshape the market landscape. 2. NFTs in Gaming: Unleashing the Power of True Ownership and Digital Economies The gaming industry is undergoing a seismic shift as NFTs emerge as the game-changers of the decade. Games like Nifty Island, built on Ethereum's robust network, are paving the way for a revolution in virtual economies. With NFTs, players can finally lay claim to their in-game assets, blurring the lines between the virtual and the real. As gaming transforms into a profession and a transparent ecosystem takes shape, NFTs are democratizing the industry and empowering gamers like never before. 3. NFT-based Brand Building: Pioneering the Web3 Revolution In 2024, NFT-based brand building is set to drive the adoption of Web3 as recognized brands embrace this groundbreaking technology. Companies, both established and emerging, are leveraging NFTs to tap into the decentralized value creation paradigm. By leveraging NFTs as assets, brands establish networks that connect holders to the brand and to each other, encouraging consumers to share and promote the brand organically. This innovative approach promises to reshape marketing strategies and strengthen customer engagement through tokenized brand experiences. 4. Tokenized Finance: Unlocking Efficiency and New Revenue Streams The financial world is undergoing a revolution thanks to the power of tokenization. By transforming traditional assets such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and carbon credits into digital tokens, tokenization is reshaping how institutions fund, trade, and manage financial assets. The benefits are clear: enhanced efficiency, reduced transaction costs, and the creation of novel revenue streams. As tokenization gains momentum, the future of finance and investment is being rewritten, signaling a seismic shift in the global economic landscape. 5. Real-world Asset Tokenization: Fueling DeFi's Meteoric Rise DeFi is on the brink of a major breakthrough fueled by the tokenization of real-world assets. From stocks to real estate and everything in between, the potential for tokenization to enhance liquidity, streamline transactions, and unlock new opportunities in DeFi protocols is immense. As the market braces for a potential 10x growth in specific sectors, the stage is set for a transformative journey that will redefine how we perceive and interact with traditional assets in the digital realm. 6. Crypto Adoption in Asia: Unleashing the Dragon’s Influence Asia has emerged as a pivotal player in the global cryptocurrency landscape, with countries such as China, South Korea, and Japan exerting substantial influence over crypto trends and technologies. Boasting a remarkable level of digital literacy and robust technological infrastructure, the region provides fertile ground for the adoption of cryptocurrencies. However, regulatory environments play a crucial role in shaping the pace and extent of crypto adoption across different Asian nations, making them key factors to monitor in the coming years. 7. Layer 2 Scaling Solutions: Unleashing Ethereum's Potential Ethereum, the backbone of decentralized applications, is on the cusp of a major scalability overhaul with the full deployment of Ethereum 2.0. Layer 2 scaling solutions like Optimistic Rollups and zk-Rollups are poised to take center stage, addressing the long-standing issues of congestion and high transaction costs. By improving scalability and enhancing user experiences, these groundbreaking solutions aim to overcome the limitations that have hindered broader blockchain adoption, propelling the Ethereum ecosystem into a new era of efficiency and usability. 8. AI Integration with Blockchain: Pioneering the Era of Intelligent Decentralization The convergence of AI and blockchain technology promises to revolutionize the Web 3 user experience. AI's integration into blockchain networks is enabling the creation of vast metaverses and driving significant advancements within the sector. Notably, AI-related tokens have exhibited robust performance, indicating growing public interest and technological advancements in the realm of artificial intelligence. The fusion of AI and blockchain holds tremendous potential for shaping the future of decentralized applications and transforming various industries. 9. Regulatory Developments: Toward a Balanced Framework After a year marked by conflicts between crypto companies and regulatory agencies such as the SEC and CFTC, 2024 is expected to bring greater dialogue and progress on the regulatory front. While a comprehensive regulatory regime may not be fully established before 2025, stakeholders anticipate significant headway in creating a balanced framework that fosters innovation while ensuring consumer protection and market integrity. Collaborative efforts between industry participants and regulators are crucial to navigating this evolving landscape responsibly. 10. Speculation on Crypto ETFs: Ethereum's Turn in the Spotlight Following the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, all eyes are now on the prospects of Ethereum's cryptocurrency, ether, securing its own exchange-traded fund (ETF). The price of ether experienced a surge as the market anticipated the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) potentially approving ETH ETFs. Decisions regarding spot ETH ETF applications are expected to be announced starting in May 2024. While some industry participants and analysts are optimistic about the approval of ETH ETFs, citing a 70% chance of approval by May, others maintain a more cautious stance, suggesting that the SEC may not greenlight spot Ethereum ETFs in the near future. The outcome of these deliberations will undoubtedly have substantial implications for the crypto industry and the broader financial market. As we embark on the journey into 2024, there is a metamorphic period that awaits for the crypto domain, brimming with transformative trends that will define its subsequent destiny. With the Bitcoin halving on the horizon, the rise of NFTs, and tokenized finance, this year holds the promise of upheaval and will witness a surge of innovation and disruption, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with blockchain technology. P.S. Check out my previous articles on AI at HackerNoon: Top 10 AI Trends of 2024: How AI Transforms Everything How to Build Your Personal GPTs: From Zero to AI Hero GPT-4 Turbo: The Most Monumental Update Since ChatGPT's Debut! Essential Insights from 'State of AI 2023' GPT-4V Unveiled: From Detecting Emotions to Ordering Food - You Won't Believe What Else It Can Do! ChatGPT Now Speaks, Listens, and Understands: All You Need to Know Fine-Tuning for GPT-3.5 Turbo: AI Game Changer The Rise of AI-Generated Films: Lights, Camera, Algorithm! NFT Marketing Guide - The Most Complete and Detailed Playbook 2023

Crypto's Next Chapter: 2024's Game-Changing Predictions

CAGA Crypto’s  Landmark Achievement: Centralized Exchange Listings and the Future of Decentralized Governance CAGA Crypto (CAGA), a pioneering force in the realm of decentralized governance and crypto innovation, is proud to announce its landmark integration into several leading centralized exchanges (CEX). This expansion into platforms like BITMART on 30th November 2023, and GATE.IO on 29 November 2023, represents a significant milestone, not only increasing CAGA's accessibility to a broader audience but also symbolizing a major step forward in the democratization of crypto asset governance. The journey of CAGA Crypto, since its initial launch on Uniswap, has been one of consistent growth and evolution. The CAGA token has experienced a steady increase in value, accompanied by a surge in the number of dedicated token holders. This upward trajectory was promptly recognized, leading to its listings on esteemed crypto tracking platforms such as Coinmarketcap and CoinGecko. These listings signify a growing trust and interest in CAGA within the global crypto community. At the heart of CAGA Crypto's mission is its unwavering commitment to transparent and inclusive governance. As a key player in the Crypto Asset Governance Alliance (CAGA),  it embodies a new era of participatory decision-making in the crypto sphere. This commitment is further exemplified by the introduction of CAGA's unique liquid staking function, now live for users. This feature allows members to stake their investments, thereby playing an active role in shaping the alliance's future directions and policies. In its latest initiative, CAGA Crypto is set to introduce a novel swap pool/mega pool. This project stands as a testament to the alliance's philosophy of community-driven development, with the specifics and direction of the pool being decided through the democratic vote of the CAGA community. It's a move that not only empowers users but also fosters a deeper sense of ownership and participation within the alliance. CAGA Crypto’s vision extends beyond technological innovation; it's about creating a cohesive community bonded by a shared vision for the future of crypto governance. By becoming a part of the Crypto Asset Governance Alliance, individuals, and entities are not merely investing in a digital asset; they are actively contributing to a movement that is redefining the norms of crypto governance, making it more accessible, transparent, and democratically driven. To learn more about CAGA Crypto’s innovative approach to crypto governance, the unique opportunities it offers, and how you can be an integral part of this transformative journey, visit www.cagacrypto.com. Join us as we embark on a mission to reshape the landscape of crypto governance, where every voice has the power to make a difference.

A New Chapter in Crypto Governance: CAGA Crypto’s Integration Into Centralized Exchanges

ক্রিপ্টো গভর্নেন্সের একটি নতুন অধ্যায়: CAGA ক্রিপ্টো-এর একীকরণ কেন্দ্রীভূত এক্সচেঞ্জে

Ein neues Kapitel in der Krypto-Governance: Die Integration von CAGA Crypto in zentralisierte Börsen

Un nuevo capítulo en la gobernanza criptográfica: la integración de CAGA Crypto en intercambios centralizados

Un nouveau chapitre dans la gouvernance de la cryptographie : l'intégration de CAGA Crypto dans les échanges centralisés

क्रिप्टो गवर्नेंस में एक नया अध्याय: CAGA क्रिप्टो का केंद्रीकृत एक्सचेंजों में एकीकरण

仮想通貨ガバナンスの新たな章：CAGA仮想通貨の集中型取引所への統合

암호화폐 거버넌스의 새로운 장: CAGA 암호화폐를 중앙 집중식 거래소에 통합

Um novo capítulo na governança criptográfica: integração da CAGA Crypto em exchanges centralizadas

Новая глава в управлении криптовалютой: интеграция CAGA Crypto в централизованные биржи

Kripto Yönetişiminde Yeni Bir Bölüm: CAGA Crypto'nun Merkezi Borsalara Entegrasyonu

Một chương mới trong quản trị tiền điện tử: Sự tích hợp của tiền điện tử CAGA vào các sàn giao dịch tập trung

加密治理的新篇章：CAGA Crypto 融入中心化交易所

The Noonification: Blockchain ❤️s WASM: Chapter Arbitrum (11/13/2023)

The Noonification: Blockchain ❤️s WASM: Chapter Arbitrum (11/6/2023)

The recent update to Arbitrum features the Stylus VM upgrade, boasting several enhancements: Expanded language support Reduced costs and memory usage Customizable pre-compilers EVM compatibility These improvements stem from integrating WASM, renowned for its numerous benefits within cloud-native environments. Further details on WASM's role will be covered in subsequent sections. Pioneers Arbitrum has introduced WASM to its chain, but it's not the inaugural platform to do so. Polkadot previously allowed the creation of WASM smart contracts. It offers two languages for this: an assembly script similar to an embedded DSL and a Rust-inspired language called ink! Similarly, Cosmos utilizes CosmWasm for its smart contract execution. Developers can craft smart contracts using Rust here. Before exploring the affinity blockchain has for WASM, let's review Cosmos and Polkadot's rationale for choosing WASM. Cosmos touts WASM for these advantages: Rust library compatibility A broad developer community Enhanced security, including reentrancy attack prevention Simplified testing procedures Superior performance Polkadot's WASM runtime showcases features like: Exceptional performance EVM interoperability Hardware and software platform independence Compact size Support for Rust and Assembly Script, akin to Typescript Polkadot, Cosmos, and Arbitrum share several WASM-induced benefits. However, Arbitrum has distinctive offerings we'll discuss later, along with Cosmos specifics. WASM Let's delve into what WASM is and the motivations behind it. What is WASM? WebAssembly (WASM) is a binary instruction format. It enables code to execute at speeds comparable to native applications, specifically within web browsers. As a compilation target for languages such as C and Rust, it's optimized for speed, efficiency, and security. WASM significantly improves web performance and expands web functionalities. WASM is closely tied to the web, as it operates within JavaScript environments like browsers. Within these environments, developers have full access to WASM APIs as well as complete Web API support. This control allows developers to fine-tune web interactions. The Evolution of WASM The concept of WASM revolves around the ideal of writing code once to run it anywhere. In 2016, programs frequently introduced new features via Domain Specific Languages (DSLs). Creating a DSL involved balancing maintenance, efficiency, and safety. The industry sought a method to deploy functions across numerous servers without compromising on these aspects. Various solutions were scrutinized, each with its own set of challenges: struggled with overhead, lack of code visibility for safety, and were too abstract for high performance. System Virtual Machines also lacked code visibility and were similarly abstract, with significant overhead. Containers necessitated frequent modifications for safety, incurred overhead from embedded VMs like V8, and were slow in adopting new languages to fit security models. Language-level Virtual Machines were tough to modify for efficient sandboxing and lacked mature implementations. Instruction Set Architectures (ISAs) WASM emerged as a solution. Development of WASM compilers began, and by 2018, the concept of universal code compatibility across various architectures and devices was expanded. Unlike Java, the goal was not to compromise on safety. In 2019, the component model was introduced, elevating WASM modules for cross-language interoperability. This innovation enabled, for instance, the creation of a universal HTTP library applicable across different languages, addressing complex issues innovatively. WASM Today WASM boasts an array of impressive features: : WASM code runs efficiently and swiftly. High Performance : The binary format of WASM ensures a small footprint. Compact Size : It allows the same bytecode to operate on any WASM-compatible runtime. Portability : WASM supports a wide range of languages, from C/C++ and Rust to Go and Swift, among others. Language Support : WASM works seamlessly within JS engines. JavaScript Engine Compatibility : A robust default sandbox restricts memory and CPU access to prevent external interference. Sandboxing : WASM modules typically boot in milliseconds. Rapid Startup The WASM community is actively enhancing integration and performance across different programming languages. Stylus Exploring the potential of WASM and its use in blockchains leads us back to the limitations of Arbitrum Stylus. Functioning of Stylus Here's a simplified breakdown of how Stylus operates: Developers use standard WASM compilers, like Clang or Rustc, to compile their smart contracts to WASM. The resulting WASM bytecode is then uploaded to the Arbitrum chain in a compressed state. Through the precompile's method, the bytecode undergoes instrumentation for security, gas metering, and is compiled into native code tailored for the validator’s hardware. This step is crucial for enhancing performance and security. ArbWasm compileProgram Upon invocation, the contract runs on a WASM runtime, such as Wasmer, which is significantly faster and more gas-efficient than the EVM. The seemingly additional third step is, in fact, vital. Converting WASM code to native machine code accelerates execution speeds. Moreover, this added compilation phase helps to prevent "compile bombs." A "compile bomb" is malicious code designed to exhaust system resources during compilation, potentially crashing or stalling the compiler. This acts as a denial-of-service attack aimed at hindering the software development process. Concerns About Stylus Language Support Stylus has widened Arbitrum's developer community to include C++ and Rust. However, it has yet to encompass the most prevalent developer communities of today. It facilitates smart contract execution in browsers but does not support JavaScript and Python yet. There are projects in the early stages attempting to bridge Python and JavaScript to WASM. But, these are not ready for widespread adoption due to the complexities with garbage collection and performance concerns. Language Compatibility Stylus currently supports C/C++ and Rust through its SDKs. These SDKs are compatible with the tools of the respective languages. They also allow the integration of third-party libraries, such as native cryptography. The main constraint is the gas cost associated with these libraries. The Rust SDK is in its nascent phase, lacking some functionalities. The C SDK does not support exporting functions with ABI. Additionally, neither SDK supports the use of modifiers. As of now, Stylus does not have a local test environment. Developers are encouraged to conduct tests within the SDKs. The testnet is the sole option for running smart contracts on Stylus. However, the testnet has not yet implemented smart contract verification. There is ongoing work to port various ERC tokens and platforms like to Stylus. Uniswap V2 Language Choice Choosing between a Domain-Specific Language (DSL), an embedded DSL (eDSL), or a general programming language is challenging. Developers must weigh the benefits of working "close to the metal" for control against the ease of use offered by higher-level abstractions, which may limit flexibility. Creating a new DSL requires time to develop its toolchains and ecosystem. An eDSL, as a subset of a general programming language, maintains the same semantics and syntax. It allows developers to use existing languages and tools, which can simplify the learning process. An eDSL also offers better interoperability with general-purpose code. For example, an eDSL for JavaScript or Python would be strategic to engage the largest developer communities. General programming languages necessitate the use of an SDK for development. This adds layers of tooling, increases verbosity, and reduces expressiveness. It can also result in lengthy API calls and complex object operations. Choosing the right language and crafting an eDSL could be an ideal compromise. It could draw developers from popular communities and offer user-friendly tools. Current data shows that the Ethereum community remains the largest among crypto developers. However, ecosystems like Polkadot, Cosmos, and Solana, which use Rust for smart contracts, are also attracting a significant number of developers and are experiencing rapid growth. Performance WASM has the potential to significantly enhance execution speed and reduce bundle size. Although Stylus hasn't been deployed to the mainnet, benchmarks from other networks serve as a useful reference. These benchmarks indicate that execution times can be reduced by 4 to 8 times, and the compiled size may be halved. Stylus imposes a limit on contract sizes, which is about 128KB uncompressed. This constraint makes it challenging to migrate very large smart contracts from languages like Solidity to Stylus. This limitation is evident within the Stylus codebase: // arbos/programs/programs.go

const MaxWasmSize = 128 * 1024 // Maximum WASM size allowed
const initialFreePages = 2 // Number of initial free pages
const initialPageGas = 1000 // Gas cost for an initial page
const initialPageRamp = 620674314 // Adjusts for a target size cost
const initialPageLimit = 128 // Maximum number of pages allowed
const initialInkPrice = 10000 // Ink price per EVM gas
const initialCallScalar = 8 // Scalar for call cost It's important to note that WASM incurs some overhead for starting up and shutting down. For very lightweight operations, EVM might be more cost-effective than WASM. EVM-WASM Interoperability EVM and WASM use the same storage slots and state tree. Stylus achieves interoperability with EVM by implementing EVM APIs within WASM. This integration utilizes the widely-adopted Host I/O mode in WASM. Below is the complete list of EVM APIs supported in WASM, indicating comprehensive interoperability support. read_args
write_result
storage_load_bytes32
storage_store_bytes32
call_contract
delegate_call_contract
static_call_contract
do_call
create1
create2
do_create
read_return_data
return_data_size
emit_log
account_balance
account_codehash
evm_gas_left
evm_ink_left
block_basefee
block_coinbase
block_gas_limit
block_number
block_timestamp
chainid
contract_address
msg_reentrant
msg_sender
msg_value
native_keccak256
tx_gas_price
tx_ink_price
tx_prigin
memoery_grow
console_log_text
console_log
console_tee Custom Precompiles Custom precompiles are an innovative concept. They have the potential to integrate advanced crypto primitives on-chain at reduced execution costs. For instance, tensor computations could be precompiled to decrease costs for on-chain machine learning. However, there is no evidence of custom precompile functionality in the current codebase. While precompiles exist for the EVM, they are not designed to be swappable. It's likely that these features are still being developed, leveraging WASM's capabilities. This would enable EVM to call WASM-written functions, which are then compiled to machine code. Reentrancy In contrast to CosmWasm's actor model, which doesn't support reentrancy, Stylus’s Rust SDK includes reentrancy as an optional feature. By default, this feature is turned off. Developers have the choice to enable reentrancy in their contracts. Activating reentrancy affects the API since developers must ensure they clear the storage cache during calls and consider other safety measures. This precaution is essential to prevent potential vulnerabilities associated with reentrant calls. Conclusion WASM is gaining popularity in the cloud-native domain, with many blockchains adopting it for smart contract execution. Although Arbitrum isn't the pioneer in this integration, its implementation could be highly impactful. WASM isn't positioned to completely overhaul the blockchain landscape or replace EVM. However, it could boost Arbitrum's edge against the emerging zk-rollups. Arbitrum's term "EVM+" aptly describes this scenario. EVM sets the foundation for smart contract platforms, and WASM could provide an additional performance boost for Arbitrum.

Blockchain ❤️'s WASM: Chapter Arbitrum

ব্লকচেইন ❤️ এর WASM: অধ্যায়ের সিদ্ধান্ত

WASM von Blockchain ❤️: Kapitelentscheidung

WASM de Blockchain ❤️: Decisión del capítulo

WASM de Blockchain ❤️ : décision du chapitre

ब्लॉकचेन ❤️ का WASM: अध्याय निर्णय

ブロックチェーン ❤️ の WASM: 章の決定

블록체인 ❤️의 WASM: 챕터 결정

WASM do Blockchain ❤️: decisão do capítulo

WASM от Blockchain ❤️: Решение главы

Blockchain ❤️'in WASM'si: Bölüm Kararı

WASM của Blockchain ❤️: Quyết định của chương

区块链❤️的 WASM：章节决策

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Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . The Dean and Chapter Take Counsel here The Dean and Chapter Take Counsel All Barchester was in a tumult. Dr. Grantly could hardly get himself out of the cathedral porch before he exploded in his wrath. The old dean betook himself silently to his deanery, afraid to speak, and there sat, half-stupefied, pondering many things in vain. Mr. Harding crept forth solitary and unhappy; and, slowly passing beneath the elms of the close, could scarcely bring himself to believe that the words which he had heard had proceeded from the pulpit of Barchester cathedral. Was he again to be disturbed? Was his whole life to be shown up as a useless sham a second time? Would he have to abdicate his precentorship, as he had his wardenship, and to give up chanting, as he had given up his twelve old bedesmen? And what if he did! Some other Jupiter, some other Mr. Slope, would come and turn him out of St. Cuthbert's. Surely he could not have been wrong all his life in chanting the litany as he had done! He began, however, to have his doubts. Doubting himself was Mr. Harding's weakness. It is not, however, the usual fault of his order. Yes! All Barchester was in a tumult. It was not only the clergy who were affected. The laity also had listened to Mr. Slope's new doctrine, all with surprise, some with indignation, and some with a mixed feeling, in which dislike of the preacher was not so strongly blended. The old bishop and his chaplains, the dean and his canons and minor canons, the old choir, and especially Mr. Harding who was at the head of it, had all been popular in Barchester. They had spent their money and done good; the poor had not been ground down; the clergy in society had neither been overbearing nor austere; and the whole repute of the city was due to its ecclesiastical importance. Yet there were those who had heard Mr. Slope with satisfaction. It is so pleasant to receive a fillip of excitement when suffering from the dull routine of everyday life! The anthems and Te Deums were in themselves delightful, but they had been heard so often! Mr. Slope was certainly not delightful, but he was new, and, moreover, clever. They had long thought it slow, so said now many of the Barchesterians, to go on as they had done in their old humdrum way, giving ear to none of the religious changes which were moving the world without. People in advance of the age now had new ideas, and it was quite time that Barchester should go in advance. Mr. Slope might be right. Sunday had certainly not been strictly kept in Barchester, except as regarded the cathedral services. Indeed the two hours between services had long been appropriated to morning calls and hot luncheons. Then, Sunday-schools! Really more ought to have been done as to Sunday-schools—Sabbath-day schools Mr. Slope had called them. The late bishop had really not thought of Sunday-schools as he should have done. (These people probably did not reflect that catechisms and collects are quite as hard work to the young mind as bookkeeping is to the elderly, and that quite as little feeling of worship enters into the one task as the other.) And then, as regarded that great question of musical services, there might be much to be said on Mr. Slope's side of the question. It certainly was the fact that people went to the cathedral to hear the music, &c. &c. And so a party absolutely formed itself in Barchester on Mr. Slope's side of the question! This consisted, among the upper classes, chiefly of ladies. No man—that is, no gentleman—could possibly be attracted by Mr. Slope, or consent to sit at the feet of so abhorrent a Gamaliel. Ladies are sometimes less nice in their appreciation of physical disqualification; provided that a man speak to them well, they will listen, though he speak from a mouth never so deformed and hideous. Wilkes was most fortunate as a lover, and the damp, sandy-haired, saucer-eyed, red-fisted Mr. Slope was powerful only over the female breast. There were, however, one or two of the neighbouring clergy who thought it not quite safe to neglect the baskets in which for the nonce were stored the loaves and fishes of the diocese of Barchester. They, and they only, came to call on Mr. Slope after his performance in the cathedral pulpit. Among these Mr. Quiverful, the rector of Puddingdale, whose wife still continued to present him from year to year with fresh pledges of her love, and so to increase his cares and, it is to be hoped, his happiness equally. Who can wonder that a gentleman with fourteen living children and a bare income of £400 a year should look after the loaves and fishes, even when they are under the thumb of a Mr. Slope? Very soon after the Sunday on which the sermon was preached, the leading clergy of the neighbourhood held high debate together as to how Mr. Slope should be put down. In the first place, he should never again preach from the pulpit of Barchester cathedral. This was Dr. Grantly's earliest dictum, and they all agreed, providing only that they had the power to exclude him. Dr. Grantly declared that the power rested with the dean and chapter, observing that no clergyman out of the chapter had a claim to preach there, saving only the bishop himself. To this the dean assented, but alleged that contests on such a subject would be unseemly; to which rejoined a meagre little doctor, one of the cathedral prebendaries, that the contest must be all on the side of Mr. Slope if every prebendary were always there ready to take his own place in the pulpit. Cunning little meagre doctor, whom it suits well to live in his own cosy house within Barchester close, and who is well content to have his little fling at Dr. Vesey Stanhope and other absentees, whose Italian villas, or enticing London homes, are more tempting than cathedral stalls and residences! To this answered the burly chancellor, a man rather silent indeed, but very sensible, that absent prebendaries had their vicars, and that in such case the vicar's right to the pulpit was the same as that of the higher order. To which the dean assented, groaning deeply at these truths. Thereupon, however, the meagre doctor remarked that they would be in the hands of their minor canons, one of whom might at any hour betray his trust. Whereon was heard from the burly chancellor an ejaculation sounding somewhat like "Pooh, pooh, pooh!" but it might be that the worthy man was but blowing out the heavy breath from his windpipe. Why silence him at all? suggested Mr. Harding. Let them not be ashamed to hear what any man might have to preach to them, unless he preached false doctrine; in which case, let the bishop silence him. So spoke our friend; vainly; for human ends must be attained by human means. But the dean saw a ray of hope out of those purblind old eyes of his. Yes, let them tell the bishop how distasteful to them was this Mr. Slope: a new bishop just come to his seat could not wish to insult his clergy while the gloss was yet fresh on his first apron. Then up rose Dr. Grantly and, having thus collected the scattered wisdom of his associates, spoke forth with words of deep authority. When I say up rose the archdeacon, I speak of the inner man, which then sprang up to more immediate action, for the doctor had bodily been standing all along with his back to the dean's empty fire-grate, and the tails of his frock coat supported over his two arms. His hands were in his breeches pockets. "It is quite clear that this man must not be allowed to preach again in this cathedral. We all see that, except our dear friend here, the milk of whose nature runs so softly that he would not have the heart to refuse the Pope the loan of his pulpit, if the Pope would come and ask it. We must not, however, allow the man to preach again here. It is not because his opinion on church matters may be different from ours—with that one would not quarrel. It is because he has purposely insulted us. When he went up into that pulpit last Sunday, his studied object was to give offence to men who had grown old in reverence of those things of which he dared to speak so slightingly. What! To come here a stranger, a young, unknown, and unfriended stranger, and tell us, in the name of the bishop his master, that we are ignorant of our duties, old-fashioned, and useless! I don't know whether most to admire his courage or his impudence! And one thing I will tell you: that sermon originated solely with the man himself. The bishop was no more a party to it than was the dean here. You all know how grieved I am to see a bishop in this diocese holding the latitudinarian ideas by which Dr. Proudie has made himself conspicuous. You all know how greatly I should distrust the opinion of such a man. But in this matter I hold him to be blameless. I believe Dr. Proudie has lived too long among gentlemen to be guilty, or to instigate another to be guilty, of so gross an outrage. No! That man uttered what was untrue when he hinted that he was speaking as the mouthpiece of the bishop. It suited his ambitious views at once to throw down the gauntlet to us—at once to defy us here in the quiet of our own religious duties—here within the walls of our own loved cathedral—here where we have for so many years exercised our ministry without schism and with good repute. Such an attack upon us, coming from such a quarter, is abominable." "Abominable," groaned the dean. "Abominable," muttered the meagre doctor. "Abominable," re-echoed the chancellor, uttering the sound from the bottom of his deep chest. "I really think it was," said Mr. Harding. "Most abominable and most unjustifiable," continued the archdeacon. "But, Mr. Dean, thank God, that pulpit is still our own: your own, I should say. That pulpit belongs solely to the dean and chapter of Barchester Cathedral, and as yet Mr. Slope is no part of that chapter. You, Mr. Dean, have suggested that we should appeal to the bishop to abstain from forcing this man on us; but what if the bishop allow himself to be ruled by his chaplain? In my opinion the matter is in our own hands. Mr. Slope cannot preach there without permission asked and obtained, and let that permission be invariably refused. Let all participation in the ministry of the cathedral service be refused to him. Then, if the bishop choose to interfere, we shall know what answer to make to the bishop. My friend here has suggested that this man may again find his way into the pulpit by undertaking the duty of some of your minor canons, but I am sure that we may fully trust to these gentlemen to support us, when it is known that the dean objects to any such transfer." "Of course you may," said the chancellor. There was much more discussion among the learned conclave, all of which, of course, ended in obedience to the archdeacon's commands. They had too long been accustomed to his rule to shake it off so soon, and in this particular case they had none of them a wish to abet the man whom he was so anxious to put down. Such a meeting as that we have just recorded is not held in such a city as Barchester unknown and untold of. Not only was the fact of the meeting talked of in every respectable house, including the palace, but the very speeches of the dean, the archdeacon, and chancellor were repeated; not without many additions and imaginary circumstances, according to the tastes and opinions of the relaters. All, however, agreed in saying that Mr. Slope was to be debarred from opening his mouth in the cathedral of Barchester; many believed that the vergers were to be ordered to refuse him even the accommodation of a seat; and some of the most far-going advocates for strong measures declared that his sermon was looked upon as an indictable offence, and that proceedings were to be taken against him for brawling. The party who were inclined to defend him—the enthusiastically religious young ladies and the middle-aged spinsters desirous of a move—of course took up his defence the more warmly on account of this attack. If they could not hear Mr. Slope in the cathedral, they would hear him elsewhere; they would leave the dull dean, the dull old prebendaries, and the scarcely less dull young minor canons to preach to each other; they would work slippers and cushions and hem bands for Mr. Slope, make him a happy martyr, and stick him up in some new Sion or Bethesda, and put the cathedral quite out of fashion. Dr. and Mrs. Proudie at once returned to London. They thought it expedient not to have to encounter any personal application from the dean and chapter respecting the sermon till the violence of the storm had expended itself; but they left Mr. Slope behind them nothing daunted, and he went about his work zealously, flattering such as would listen to his flattery, whispering religious twaddle into the ears of foolish women, ingratiating himself with the few clergy who would receive him, visiting the houses of the poor, inquiring into all people, prying into everything, and searching with his minutest eye into all palatial dilapidations. He did not, however, make any immediate attempt to preach again in the cathedral. And so all Barchester was by the ears. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Anthony Trollope (2002). Barchester Towers. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. 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More Beetles by Jean-Henri Fabre, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here . TRANSLATOR’S NOTE TRANSLATOR’S NOTE This, if we count The Life of the Weevil as the third, is the fourth and last volume on Beetles in the Collected English Edition of Fabre’s entomological works. The first was entitled The Sacred Beetle and Others; the second The Glow-worm and Other Beetles. Of the fourteen chapters, part of the four devoted to the Minotaur appeared, in an abbreviated form, in The Life and Love of the Insect, prepared by myself for Messrs. Adam and Charles Black and published in America by the Macmillan Co. Similarly, The Pine Cockchafer and the two chapters on the Gold Beetles occur in Mr. Fisher Unwin’s Social Life in the Insect World (published in America by the Century Co.), translated by Mr. Bernard Miall, whom I take this opportunity of thanking for his assistance in the translation of the present volume. These seven chapters are included in the Collected Edition by arrangement with the publishers named. Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. Chelsea, 29 September, 1921. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Jean-Henri Fabre (2022). More Beetles. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/67201/pg67201-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org , located at https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html .

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