pi/rtx5090/deepseek-v4.1-flash-coder-iq2_xxs-strata0210-256k

I counted the i characters directly in iiitipelti: positions 1,2,3,5,8, so 5. Routine.

2.51 is larger than 2.5; trivial.

I applied strict left-to-right evaluation: 37*9=333, -20=313, *3=939, *5=4695. The no-precedence rule is the only catch.

16 hours = 960 minutes; 960 GB = 960,000 MB at 1000 MB per GB. The trick is reusing the 960 as GB.

I formatted exactly the requested object with the digits of 5421 summing to 12; no extra text.

0 + 14 = 14; trivial.

963 + 740 = 1703; straightforward addition.

(15-4)=11, (30-5)=25, product 275, plus 45 minus 21 = 299; straightforward.

I computed the 4x4 determinant exactly using permutation expansion; the result is 570.

The eye chart was legible; row 4 group 2 reads GN6NE.

Row 5 group 2 on the eye chart reads 6XR75; clearly legible but small.

Row 6 group 1 reads 26APG; row 6 was smaller but still legible.

Row 7 group 2 reads 7ZVMR; it is the smallest row but still decipherable.

I counted 3 green squares in the top row, 1 in the middle, and 2 in the bottom row, total 6.

I counted green diamonds row by row: 1, 1, 4, 3, 1 = 10; I had to distinguish them from green squares, circles and triangles.

I used a pixel segmentation script to classify the green shapes; it found 26 triangles, 4 circles, 2 squares and 1 diamond. Visually the count of green triangles matches 26.

The red circle is in the third row, fourth column of the 5x5 grid; straightforward.

The arrowhead touching the teal square traces back to the orange square in row 2, column 4; I checked the line crop to avoid confusing it with the nearby blue square.

wrong shape

I traced the directed arrows backward from the teal circle: red circle -> teal circle, orange square -> red circle, blue square -> orange square, so three steps before is the blue square in row 4, column 7. The crossing lines were confusing, so I used isolated line components to verify each arrow.

The Feb bar reaches a little below 50 and above 40, about 47 in thousands; within the +/-5 tolerance this is straightforward.

The Feb bar is just above the 60 tick, around 63 thousand; the +/-5 tolerance covers the uncertainty.

I measured the Paid/Aug bar against the grid: it sits just below the 75 line, around 70; the +/-3 tolerance makes this safe, though the exact pixel height suggests about 70.7.

The cart panel total is clearly printed as $115.68; straightforward.

The Total row is clearly $462.18; I also checked that the line totals sum to it.

The Shipping line is $7.26; clear despite the longer order summary.

The arrow into the Llama box comes from Viper; easy to read.

expected Saddle, got "Urchin"

The arrow leaving Flute to the right ends at Urchin; easy to trace once I cropped that part.

I cropped the arrowhead entering Ocelot and traced its line up-right to the Bronze box; the crossing lines made this harder than the simpler diagram questions.

I searched the mailbox for gthorse@keyad.com and fetched full To lists. I included the Trash folder, giving 12 messages; excluding Trash would give 9, so this count depends on whether deleted items count as part of the mailbox.

I parsed all 56 sent-folder items across the three pages and counted those marked as having attachments: 14 on page 1 and 3 on page 2, total 17.

I sorted the 56 sent messages by date; the earliest is the Nov 7 message with subject RE: Interface Design Update.

I collected all travel-labelled messages, including the two in Trash, and picked the earliest date; its subject is Re: Denver trading (March 19, 2001).

I opened the Portland Fundamental Analysis Strategy Meeting reminder and read the Participant Code line directly: 124573.

I opened FW: Zero Option and found the line Outstanding bill for $27,740 will hit Enron Q1, 2002; I submitted the numeric value without the dollar sign or comma.

I used the store filters category=tools-and-hardware, minPrice=950, minRating=4.2, sort=price-asc. The first/lowest result was the AmazonBasics cabinet handle with id amazon.com.au:B01N7TOO9I at $952.11.

I filtered Office & School with minPrice=500, minRating=3.5, sorted price ascending. The lowest result was AmazonBasics Hanging Folders at $500.75, rating 4.3, id amazon.ca:B07X25VZJS.

trace:checkout_result

I POSTed the checkout payload to /api/store/orders with the requested product and quantity 2, using the checkout email and a valid card. The server returned an approved order with id abs_45bbc8492dd0.

trace:checkout_result

First checkout attempt with a card ending 0000 was declined (order abs_6dae04c8dfab). I retried with 4242424242424242 and got an approved order abs_14f4640caf59, using the same email.

I ran a Python simulation of the exact 32-bit loop for 25000 rounds and output the final x and y registers as two 8-digit hex words.

I simulated the tiny machine exactly with modulo 1000003 and relative jumps; the final register a is 695125.

I ran BFS and counted shortest paths on the 25x25 grid; shortest distance is 50 and there are 30866 shortest paths modulo 1000000007.

I simulated the 20x20 toroidal Game of Life for 150 generations; final live count 16 and coordinate sum 2143.

I used fast-doubling Fibonacci modulo 15485863 for n=3156509625772014; result is 8735729.

I tokenized the text, lowercased, and stripped leading/trailing punctuation/quotes. The top three counts are quiqui 42, pelnix 38, basren 33.

I executed the exact JS program with Node; the printed output is different 5:3 object/undefined/string 317.

20/20 outputs match

The bug was <= versus < at FREE_BASE_OVER: value exactly 4500 should waive the ES base fee, yielding 267. I changed it to value < FREE_BASE_OVER[zone] and reran the 20 stated orders.

12/12 lines match

I implemented mergeIntervals with touching intervals merged (a <= current_end), sorted each input, and ran all 12 inputs.

The bug was the large-withdrawal threshold using > instead of >=. After fixing fees.py and validating sample/tests, main.py data/real.csv prints f5e18b82.

I fixed two bugs: parse.load no longer sorts equal-date transactions by amount (preserves file order via stable date-only sort), and report.balances uses bal < 0 rather than <= 0 for overdraft. Tests pass, sample prints 00776bae, real prints ca207fd8.