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01:57 < waxwing> andytoshi, re: 5.2 'amicable pairs', wouldn't secp256k1 qualify? i remember you pointing this pair of curves thing (p/q) applied for secp256k1.
01:57 < waxwing> oh right i just remembered, you called it secq
01:58 < andytoshi> yeah there is a twitter therad about this https://mobile.twitter.com/ebfull/status/1171531807105282049
01:59 < andytoshi> based on the current perf numbers ebfull described in another channel (multisecond verification, worse proving time and larger proof size than BPs) i haven't taken time to read this paper in much detail .. it seems that it won't be practical for a little while at least
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02:01 < waxwing> thr paper is strange but it does seem rather cool. i like the algebraic trick on page 6 (is that original?) .. don't have the knowledge yet to understand the rest, it seems sketched out (they say explicitly, no soundness proof), but it does look like really interesting work.
02:07 < kanzure> https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/scalingbitcoin/tel-aviv-2019/survey-of-progress-in-zero-knowledge-proofs-towards-trustless-snarks/
02:07 < kanzure> https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/scalingbitcoin/tel-aviv-2019/threshold-scriptless-scripts/
02:07 < kanzure> https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/scalingbitcoin/tel-aviv-2019/zkvm/
02:07 < kanzure> https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/scalingbitcoin/tel-aviv-2019/bitml/
02:13 < nsh> what's the algebraic trick?
02:13 < nsh> (if it can be summarised for my poor ignorant brain)
02:15  * nsh glances at https://mathoverflow.net/questions/249982/elliptic-curve-related-equivalence-between-fields-of-different-characteristic
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02:16 < nsh> heh, Hasse bounds came up recently as someone solved 44-as-sum-of-cubes (after 33 was solved in May) and the algorithm to reduce the search space does a lot of funky stuff, inc. Montgomery batch inversion and integral pointfinding on an EC
02:16 < nsh> ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.04284 )
02:17 < andytoshi> also in this recent blog post https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2019/09/the_riemann_hypothesis_part_2.html
02:17 < nsh> oh, nice!
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02:30 < kanzure> https://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/scalingbitcoin/tel-aviv-2019/scriptless-lotteries/
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03:57 < ariard> kanzure: slides on my covenant talk, about having a dynamic tree of transactions  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r-pUj-k-K7IQuufSUepVmjDFOZUKeUBB338ribwECk0/edit#slide=id.g5986436661_0_0
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04:10 < waxwing> nsh, i think there's only one on page 6? like the second half of the page.
04:12  * nsh nods
04:13 < nsh> also gets a bit Godelian...
04:13 < nsh> *almost
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05:02 < waxwing> andytoshi, oh thanks for the link to the baez blog, i read the first part and then totally forgot about it lol.
05:03 < waxwing> that one is really nice. btw i remember i think Washington has a proof of the Hasse bound but it looked really very complicated. that blog gives some very interesting intuitions.
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13:59 < LinusK> Hi!
14:00 < LinusK> I wondered if one can use the bitcoin:URI scheme to define some "payment contact" which is more similar to what people expect addresses to be.In BIP21 bitcoin-URIs are defined to be "Payment identifiers, not person identifiers -- Current best practices are that a unique address should be used for every transaction. Therefore, a URI scheme should
14:00 < LinusK> not represent an exchange of personal information, but a one-time payment.".But with bip32 we could have an URI scheme which _does_ represent an exchange of personal information and meets the users' expectations
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14:00 < LinusK> maybe I could use an URI scheme extension like this:`bitcoin:<< address_0 >>?xpub=<< extended_public_key >>`such that wallets who don't understand the "payment contact" fall back to using address_0`
14:00 < LinusK> maybe I could use an URI scheme extension like this:`bitcoin:<< address_0 >>?xpub=<< extended_public_key >>`such that wallets who don't understand the "payment contact" fall back to using `address_0`
14:01 < sipa> LinusK: if you share the xpub, it's as bad as reusing keys
14:01 < sipa> an xpub is how you privately derive multiple keys without needing a new backup for each
14:02 < LinusK> Even if I share a different xpub with every person?
14:02 < sipa> yeah, that works
14:02 < LinusK> my idea was to combine https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0032.mediawiki#Recurrent_businesstobusiness_transactions_NmisubHsub0 with the bitcoin: uri scheme
14:02 < LinusK> my idea was to combine https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0032.mediawiki#Recurrent_businesstobusiness_transactions_NmisubHsub0 with the `bitcoin:` uri scheme
14:03 < sipa> tbough you still need to interact with the receiver to know the xpub is still current
14:03 < sipa> they may have migrated to a new wallet or something
14:03 < sipa> given a preexisting business arrangement you can avoid that i guess
14:03 < sipa> but i don't know if it's much of a gain
14:04 < LinusK> the idea is about exchanging a personal contact as users are used to from i.e. Paypal
14:06 < LinusK> for a more Venmo-like wallet experience without sacrificing privacy by reusing addresses
14:08 < LinusK> do you think it is a sound design to extend the uri scheme like this:`bitcoin:<< address_0 >>?xpub=<< extended_public_key >>`
14:09 < LinusK> do you think it is a sound design to extend the uri scheme like this: `bitcoin:<< address_0 >>?xpub=<< extended_public_key >>`
14:09 < LinusK> such that wallets who don't understand the "payment contact" fall back to using `address_0`
14:10 < sipa> that'll still cause reuse reuse if the sender doesn't support the scheme
14:10 < sipa> and otherwise require the sender to keep track of how many payments have been made already
14:11 < sipa> e.g. a hardware wallet can't really show anything useful for such schemes
14:11 < sipa> because it doesn't know many payments have been created already
14:11 < LinusK> A wallet supporting this scheme could just query the derived addresses
14:12 < sipa> what does that mean?
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14:15 < LinusK> From an xpub you can derive address_1, address_2, address_3, ... so a wallet can query these addresses one after another to find the first unused address
14:15 < sipa> the bitcoin protocol has no concept of addresses
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14:15 < sipa> you need an indexing service to "query" used addresses on the network
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14:17 < LinusK> sure, it's inefficient in core, but in theory one could use ./bitcoin-cli scantxoutset start '["addr(3J98t1WpEZ73CNmQviecrnyiWrnqRhWNLy)"]'
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14:18 < sipa> that assumes you have access to a full node
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14:18 < sipa> for example, a hardware wallet or any kind of airgapped device cannot do this at all
14:18 < LinusK> sure
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14:18 < LinusK> most people do use wallets that do query addresses from some server
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14:19 < sipa> that doesn't mean we should adopt standards that don't support anything else
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14:19 < sipa> so how do you use such an address with a hw wallet for example? the device can't show you anything useful for you to verify the receiver is correct
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14:20 < sipa> it can show the xpub and index, i guess
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14:20 < sipa> and hope you can verify it's not skipping past the gap limit, or reusing an old index
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14:21 < LinusK> interesting thought. actually the hw wallet would even need to derive the key by itself
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14:21 < sipa> yes, otherwise it can't show the xpub
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14:21 < sipa> if it only shows the derived address, it's no good
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14:22 < LinusK> ok my idea doesn't make much sense in case of hardware wallets
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14:22 < sipa> imho generally (barring specially negotiated exceptions) every payment needs interaction between the sender and the receiver anyway
14:22 < LinusK> though many users use some mobile wallet and they would have better privacy
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14:23 < sipa> you think address reuse between end user wallets is common?
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14:23 < sipa> (honest question; i have no idea)
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14:23 < LinusK> of course. many wallets have a contacts book which encourages you to reuse addresses
14:23 < sipa> which ones?
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14:24 < LinusK> doesn't even QT have such a "naive" contacts book?
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14:24 < sipa> i haven't use the Qt GUI for a long time, but i thought it was hidden now
14:25 < LinusK> just checked it
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14:25 < LinusK> it has a naive contacts book
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14:26 < LinusK> I can give you more examples because I analyzed many wallets recently and wondered why so many support such a feature
14:26 < sipa> the green app doesn't
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14:27 < sipa> (not claiming that's the common behaviour though; just giving a counterexample)
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14:28 < LinusK> yes, green app's design is much more sound than most others
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14:29 < LinusK> don't you think a contact book with xpubs would make sense?
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14:29 < sipa> i think it needs to many unstated assumptions to work for end users
14:29 < sipa> like how long is the xpub expected to remain valid
14:30 < LinusK> that is a good question
14:30 < LinusK> in general you could ask the same question for a regular address
14:30 < sipa> "you didn't get my money? i paid to xpub...." - "oh i moved from wallet X to wallet Y a month ago, it's xpub... now"    <-   money gone
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14:35 < LinusK> one idea is that the recipient gives the sender an xpub + ( freshness_address, "freshness_address signed by xpub" ). then the recipient can regularly sign the current block hash with the freshness_address and publish it in some centralized archive. then the sender can query the freshness in that archive before making a payment
14:36 < LinusK> the recipient can reuse the same freshness_address for all senders
14:37 < LinusK> of course the recipient derives the freshness_address from the same seed as the xpubs
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14:55 < LinusK> btw: sipa can you estimate when Schnorr signatures will get shipped in testnet?
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15:11 < sipa> LinusK: no
15:12 < LinusK> I just checked GreenAddress for desktop and it does use a "naive" address book
15:16 < sipa> in bitcoin core it's moved to a separate "receive addresses" window, and no longer accessible from the receive money tab
15:18 < sipa> and afaik when that happened we already got complaints from people confused how to receive money now
15:18 < sipa> obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1172/
15:19 < LinusK> sorry I don't understand what you mean. I meant the address book
15:19 < LinusK> which stores addresses of other people just like your contacts on your phone
15:20 < LinusK> and I think that is misleading because it encourages people to reuse addresses
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15:22 < LinusK> that's why I wonder why this feature is prominent both in Core and GreenAddress
15:23 < LinusK> and I think an address book being a collection of xpubs would be much better design
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15:23 < sipa> i think no address book would be even better :)
15:24 < LinusK> people not using computers would be ideal X-P
15:24 < sipa> what i meant is that we've made small steps towards moving away from having previous addresses show up (they used to be accessible from the receive tab), and even that met with complaints of existing users
15:25 < sipa> it also wouldn't be compatible with software that uses hardened derivation (for which no equivalent xpub exists)
15:28 < LinusK> I disagree with you that no address book is a good idea, because I think that is a concept users are very used to and thus they can use it securely. In contrast, the whole concept of key pairs and changing addresses is highly unintuitive for normal people. We shouldn't try to teach people stuff they won't learn but we should try to come up with
15:28 < LinusK> usable designs
15:28 < sipa> heh, i believe humans should never be seeing cryptographic material in the first place
15:29 < sipa> bip70 was a nice attempt to avoid that, but a very broken design in many ways
15:29 < LinusK> I agree and that is another strong argument for a contacts book.
15:29 < sipa> i believe in practice lightning payment requests are the best hope to deal with that
15:30 < sipa> iirc there is work on reusable ones
15:30 < sipa> but i'm not an expert on that
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15:30 < LinusK> interesting! do you have a source at hand?
15:31 < sipa> no
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15:32 < sipa> there also exist "stealth addresses" for bitcoin, though i don't think they're adopted anywhere, which give cryptographically indistinguishable payments on chain with a static address... they have very bad scalability properties though
15:33 < LinusK> and recipients need to scan all new blocks, right?
15:33 < sipa> right
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15:34 < LinusK> not very usable for most people
15:34 < sipa> agree
15:34 < sipa> and it equally suffers from the "making sure the address is current" problem
15:34 < LinusK> what do you think about my idea?
15:35 < LinusK> "one idea is that the recipient gives the sender an xpub + ( freshness_address, "freshness_address signed by xpub" ). then the recipient can regularly sign the current block hash with the freshness_address and publish it in some centralized archive. then the sender can query the xpub's freshness in that archive before making a payment"
15:35 < sipa> i don't think we should be adopting or encouraging standards that are incompatible with good practices like hardware wallets or hardened derivation
15:35 < sipa> as that may cause an incentive for people to not adopt those practices
15:36 < LinusK> why is this incompatible with hardened derivation?
15:36 < sipa> because hardened derivation doesn't have a corresponding xpub
15:36 < LinusK> okay I didn't understand hardened derivation then. I'll read it up now
15:36 < sipa> bip32 explains it
15:37 < sipa> i think a standard based on xpub derivation may make sense, but only in very restricted use cases, like recurring business-to-business payments
15:37 < sipa> where you can have a contract and whatever that clearly defines how to use them
15:41 < LinusK> I think I understood my misconception: you can not derive non-hardened keys from a hardened key, right?
15:43 < LinusK> more precise: you can not derive non-hardened xpubs from a hardened xpriv, right?
15:44 < LinusK> ...which isn't a crypto issue it's just because the standard doesn't allow that, right?
15:45 < sipa> it's not the key that's hardened
15:45 < sipa> it's the derivation
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15:45 < sipa> given an xprv, you can derive a nonhardened pubkey, or a hardened pubkey
15:45 < sipa> the xprv also has a corresponding xpub
15:46 < sipa> but with the xpub you can only discovered the unhardened pubkeys (and thus addresses), not the hardened ones
15:46 < sipa> the hardened ones are more secure
15:47 < LinusK> of course, but the standard doesn't allow that. So If I just derive non-hardened keys from the hardened path, then this is incompatible with the standard other wallets are using
15:47 < sipa> no
15:47 < sipa> it's cryptographically a different scheme
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15:47 < sipa> that does not support deriving pubkeys from xpubs
15:47 < sipa> so software that uses hardened derivation does not have any meaningful xpub (there is one, but it doesn't let you find the public keys used by the software)
15:48 < LinusK> yes, I think I understand that
15:49 < sipa> so your scheme would force the receiving wallet to use unhardened derivation, which would be bad
15:49 < LinusK> yes
15:50 < sipa> maybe a more meta comment... i'd very much have liked have seen a version of bitcoin history in which addresses and their common reuse was different
15:50 < LinusK> in most simple terms my idea was: derive a private key with the hardened derivation to protect your key tree and then use that privateKey to derive an xPubKey for me to derive more public keys for you
15:51 < sipa> in 2011 i helped push for payment protocols etc to get rid of the notion that addresses should be seen as accounts
15:51 < sipa> but i think it was already too late back then
15:51 < sipa> i wonder if having them be called "invoice ids" or something instead of addresses would have led to a different history
15:52 < sipa> so personally my best hope now is in fact in new layers where the concept of addresses simply doesn't exist
15:53 < sipa> there are probably places where xpubs can have some use... but i think they'
15:53 < sipa> re very limited
15:53 < sipa> and probably impossible to find critical mass for now
15:53 < LinusK> but don't you think it's cumbersome not to have the concept of "sending money to a person" ?
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15:54 < sipa> no, not really... but i believe you that you have another impression
15:54 < sipa> generally payments are expected
15:54 < LinusK> I think people misuse addresses as accounts because it fits their mental model
15:55 < sipa> yes
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15:55 < LinusK> it is what they're used to from fiat payment apps and these apps just mimic physical payments
15:55 < sipa> i've had discussions with people in the past where they argued address reuse was great because it let them check their balance on a block explorer :S
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15:56 < sipa> i think the widespread use of bip32 (internally in wallets) actually improved the situation significantly there, but it took a long time, and we're not there yet
15:56 < LinusK> '=D
15:56 < LinusK> I think it is not a good idea to try to break the mental model people have but to adapt our designs to it
15:57 < sipa> i think that's a noble cause, but a broken solution to it :)
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16:03 < LinusK> I think something like
16:03 < LinusK> bitcoin:<<address>>?xpub=<<xpub>> could help improve the situation
16:03 < sipa> good luck
16:04 < sipa> i've given my opinion :)
16:05 < LinusK> but as far as I understood, your opinion ignored the fact of address books being an industry standard
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16:19 < LinusK> Nevertheless, much appreciation for sharing your opinion!
16:19 < sipa> LinusK: i personally think the existence of block explorers is a much bigger contributor to the mindset of address == account than address books are
16:20 < LinusK> I disagree again, because I think people think in terms of paying other people
16:20 < sipa> i don't disagree that it's a problem that address books make it too easy to reuse addresses, but you won't fix that up with a patch to introduce some kind of addresses that are in some cases ok to reuse, but come with significant technical drawbacks and little chances of widespread adoption
16:21 < sipa> what does have a chance of actually changing that is moving to different solutions that don't have addresses at all
16:22 < sipa> it's a slow process, but that kind of evolution is already happening
16:22 < sipa> just to tease your brain, some more issues:
16:22 < LinusK> do you think a different solution could make people stop thinking they're paying some other person instead of an anonymized invoice?
16:23 < sipa> no, i don't see the problem with that
16:23 < sipa> but it's not a good match with the address model
16:23 < LinusK> yes
16:24 < LinusK> I think we should take it as given that people expect to pay a person or account and we can not change that mindset
16:24 < sipa> i don't disagree, but i don't think xpubs are a good solution to that problem
16:24 < LinusK> this forces us to adopt the tech to how people use it
16:25 < sipa> * hardware wallet verification
16:25 < LinusK> okay so we need something better than xpubs to give people an "avatar" they can give their money to
16:26 < sipa> * what if the sender wants to use something more advanced than a single key (e.g. multisig, has a wallet with timelocks, ...); the recipient shouldn't need to know or care about this, but inherently allowing the recipient to derive the address means that information needs fo be conveyed
16:26 < LinusK> because if we don't, they'll keep misusing addresses and then we keep building address books  =D
16:26 < sipa> * how do you communicate gap limit
16:27 < sipa> * what if you accidentally shared the xpub with two people, and the next index you'd want to use is already used, but the sender doesn't know about it
16:27 < LinusK> isn't it conveyed in the resulting utxo?
16:27 < sipa> wut?
16:28 < LinusK> if the sender creates some more advanced payment
16:28 < sipa> it's the reciever who decided what kind of script he accepts money at
16:28 < sipa> and communicates that to the sender in the form of an address
16:29 < LinusK> gotcha
16:29 < sipa> since p2sh, they can send a hash of the script, so the sender does not need to know the details about the script
16:29 < sipa> but with your scheme and related ideas, you must expose you personal wallet policy to the sender
16:30 < sipa> that's a technical challenge for sure, but also a privacy issue on its own
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16:30 < LinusK> most simple solution is to restrict the scheme to simple payments. for advanced payments you need to interact with the recipient
16:31 < sipa> i think tha5 would be an enormously deplorable state of affairs
16:31 < sipa> and create a crazy incentive against adoption of multisig etc
16:32 < sipa> standards for payment should not care about the recipient policy
16:32 < LinusK> can't you build a key derivation scheme for multisigs? at least with schnorr?
16:32 < sipa> yes, but you'd need to know multiple xpubs
16:33 < sipa> and expose the policy
16:33 < sipa> something the sender has no business with
16:33 < sipa> even if you somehow accomplish that, you'd end up with mobile wallet X that only supports descriptions of addresses up to 255 characters
16:34 < LinusK> with schnorr you could theoretically add them together, right? but the de-linearization makes this impossible in practice, right?
16:34 < sipa> that's correct but irrelevant
16:34 < sipa> in order for the sender to derive the addresses they'd still need to know the "source" for all the contribiting keus
16:34 < sipa> *contributing keys
16:35 < sipa> and now X becomes very popular and noone wants to adopt a custody solution that is incompatible with X
16:35 < sipa> that's my reason for saying standards should not care about the receiver policy
16:36 < sipa> it's too eay to make hidden assumptions about the receiver when creating sender software if it's visible at all
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16:37 < sipa> thanks for the discussion, but i have some other things to do now :)
16:37 < LinusK> thank you for the discussion! you helped me a lot!
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