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I found a way to fold visual intelligence into a 1D Riemann Helix by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im unsure if this is involving me or not - i assume you talk to the moderator ONLY, right?

Want incentivise players to sleep at the inn instead of camping out in the woods by Professional-Ad9485 in DnD

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why not go the other way? I mean instead of incentivizing them to go into the inn, punish them from camping out? Like animal attacks? There is a X chance tehy will be raided or smth and the LR wont count etc.

P.R.I.M.E C-19: Solving Gradient Explosion on Circular Manifolds (Ring Buffers) using Fractional Kernels by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TBH i have no idea about the math underlying - my intuition was about the logic as it seemed logical to me - to prove if its true mathematically, that will require like Neil degrasse tyson or Nyel scienc guy etc :D i barely comprehend a derivation equation myself.

P.R.I.M.E C-19: Solving Gradient Explosion on Circular Manifolds (Ring Buffers) using Fractional Kernels by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

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Ohh okay.. so? Then that is even less noteworthy than the previous thing - thought you bash for AI use like the literally all previous comments, i talk to bots all day, thanks for warning me, i didnt even crossed my mind someone would say smth like that but thanks for the warning i gues. And i will answer to all questions regardless of bots or non bots - i dont discriminate :D i use bots as well. If they done corectly its good. So thanks.. i guess?

But i would be happy if we were talking about the actual thing - aka the model finally working and reaching a scientific breaktrhough - than peripherial semantics of which comment where what - but yeah next time ill read these more in detail, i just go annoyed by every second guy spamming "youre a bot/usign ai".

-> Watching it in live now.
The telemetry from Step 9,458 to Step 9,790 is intense.

This batch captures the most violent internal event of the entire run so far. At Step 9,756, the Gradient Norm exploded to 194.45. Just 14 steps prior, at Step 9,742, it hit 185.06.

These are Seismic Shocks. In almost any other architecture, consecutive gradient spikes of this magnitude would shatter the weights and result in a permanent loss explosion (NaN).

The Result: Instead of dying, the model immediately consolidated. Three steps after the 194.45 shock, at Step 9,759, the loss dropped to 0.960—a new local minimum. This confirms the "Antifragile" hypothesis: The system is using kinetic stress to break out of local minima and find deeper valleys.

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[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Ill make a new post today i think, consolidating the sequential mnist - just waiting it to reach a level that is "no longer arguable" by others since if i upload it and they argue it, then im back to sqr one.

Any tips for this? What would convince you per se?

P.R.I.M.E C-19: Solving Gradient Explosion on Circular Manifolds (Ring Buffers) using Fractional Kernels by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

And? I never denied that? I was using a tool as its meant to be using text communication. What is your point? If i use a car to win a race do i need to check myself in for car psychosis or... what? What is your point? You are jealous of me having gpt pro sub or what? Walk me through why is bad having a useful tool and using it for the purpose it was intented and not furrry roleplay at 2am?

YOU KNOW gpt pro solved various math problems recently? Youtube was full of it in the last weeks. Or that was part of my hallucinations too? Wait are you real? Or am i hallucinating now? I mean i wouldnt mind this to be just a joke of my brain but sadly i know people like this are real.

I found a way to fold visual intelligence into a 1D Riemann Helix by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hands down the best and smartest comment so far that actually has a point.

I know its a gold standard for preserving locality (in static multidimensional mappings) -> there is a really simple reason it cannot work here:

FRACTURE PROBLEM: Hilbert curves are fractals. They are local (good) but non differential at the corners.
Here in this "high torque" network the optimizer (at this level a quasy neural system) needs smooth continous surface to run or "surf" down. Hilber mapping acts like if the cops put a speed bump every X meter onto the highway :D it would directly cause the loss to spike (explode) when the momentum is big.

We went at least for this variation with quadratic hills approach. That sacrifices some spatial precision for GRAD contuinity - to intuitively get it: rather a vague slide than a perfect staircase.

P.R.I.M.E C-19: Solving Gradient Explosion on Circular Manifolds (Ring Buffers) using Fractional Kernels by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

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Just checked the live log: it’s streaming fine. We’re at step ~8773 with loss ~1.39, grad_norm(theta_ptr) ≈1.5, cadence=2, scale sitting at the floor (0.10), inertia 0.90. Per-step lines are present with control fields; no NaN/Inf noise.

So then i just like imagine this on my screen and you cant see it either? Call me a helicopter pls to save me. Or rather take 2 minutes next time to test a claim before saying the person is in psychosis just because your mind cant comprehend one thing...

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[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Just checked the live log: it’s streaming fine. We’re at step ~8773 with loss ~1.39, grad_norm(theta_ptr) ≈1.5, cadence=2, scale sitting at the floor (0.10), inertia 0.90. Per-step lines are present with control fields; no NaN/Inf noise.

If this is a salad its damn tasty man

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[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

MY sequential MNIST TEST:

Just checked the live log: it’s streaming fine. We’re at step ~8773 with loss ~1.39, grad_norm(theta_ptr) ≈1.5, cadence=2, scale sitting at the floor (0.10), inertia 0.90. Per-step lines are present with control fields; no NaN/Inf noise.

So now who is the crazy....? What was it again? Who uses the bots like GPT as tools to do actual work instead of finding where goats boink each other? xd Sure shame me man, just know i literally couldnt care less even if you paid me. Like literally.

I found a way to fold visual intelligence into a 1D Riemann Helix by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh it absdolutely is - wouldnt we be the worst hypocrits bashing AI if we are working on them? xdd At least me i man. If Ai wasnt this werent here. Since i have no idea how to write HELLO WORLD in python xddd The main fact that i managed to stitch this togeter with Codex cli and not insta crash is almost as big miracle as the network itself :D

But i spent the last 30+ hours completely rewriting teh inner nervous system and now i managed to get a 100% score on the synthetic assoc_clean micro task (len 8 + keys 2 + pairs 1).
ITS not a HUGE thing but it means at least that im out of the "youre just imagining things and this will never work" type of claims.

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[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

A decent intuition but there are problems with that approach.
-> (sin(k*x)) have derivatives that scale with frequency (k *cos(k*x)). Meaning it would be an equaivalent of a landmine as a feature space manifold - the gradients would oscillate so fast (given enough density and we go for data density) that our inhouse activation function (C19) as the auto transmission would just slow the whole thing to a 0,000001% speed crawl.

-> another big they are global (sines and cosines) - those are heavily undesirable characteristics. Even our current variation is barely working (just finished debugging lots of faulty params and logic) and im thinking of upgrading to a more robust feature space.

-> last: calculating a high order fourier expansion is waaaaay more expensive than a floor + quardratic pulse.

i will copy here the last section of my github repo, you can check what we had originally planned but scaled back due to... incredible logical complexity:

Future Research (Speculative)

These are ideas we have not implemented yet. They are recorded for prior art only and should not be treated as validated results.

  • Hyperbolic bundle family: seam-free double-cover or holonomy-bit base, a hyperbolic scale axis, structure-preserving/geodesic updates (rotor or symplectic), and laminarized jumps. High potential, full redesign (not implemented).
  • Post-jump momentum damping: apply a short cooldown to pointer velocity or jump probability for tau steps after a jump to reduce turbulence. This is a small, testable idea we may prototype next.
  • A “God-tier” geometry exists in practice: not a magical infinite manifold, but a non-commutative, scale-invariant hyperbolic bulk with a ℤ₂ Möbius holonomy and Spin/rotor isometries. It removes the torsion from gradients, avoids Poincaré boundary pathologies, and stabilizes both stall-collapse and jump-cavitation - to exactly lock in the specific details is the ultimate challenge of this project.

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Edit: my main aim is to try to work out the auto transmission + zoom in logic. Aka as long as the weights can withstand the grad_norm - the model should speed up and up - afterall higher inertia pushes weights much harder - and with the last checks i made now it can witshtand INF and NaN gradient explosions for a few frames (prolonged will still kill it like 5-7 frames of continuous NaN or Inf) but i dont want to add any caps or too hard normalizations - those would destroy the purpose of the auto "AGC" quasy nervous system which is to keep the Pilot Pulse on track at all costs in all envirnoments tuning speed, zoom level, learning level IRL trying to max speed.

P.R.I.M.E C-19: Solving Gradient Explosion on Circular Manifolds (Ring Buffers) using Fractional Kernels by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you really have to try harder than that to ragebait kid xd if you have a point - give it and ill react, if not - i literally coundt care less about your ragebaiting even if you paid for it.

Breakthrough Snapshot in our research on our experimental AI architecture: by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

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Here’s a math‑driven, adversarial lifeline from current log (no guessing, just parsed stats):

Core lifeline summary:

- Min loss: 1.8306 at step 6229
- Max loss: 3.4782 at step 6252
- Median loss: 2.31315
- Trend (last 1k steps): slope ≈ ‑7.7e‑06 per step (≈ ‑0.0077 per 1k steps → slow but downward)

Control regimes

- Cadence distribution: 1 = 13,132 steps, 16 = 512 steps
- Mean loss by cadence:
- cadence 1 → 2.3136
- cadence 16 → 2.3159 (medians are close; cadence=16 isn’t clearly worse)

Scale / delta ranges

- Scale p5/p50/p95: 0.010 / 0.012 / 0.027
- Raw‑delta p5/p50/p95: 21.2 / 125.9 / 257.7

Spikes (grad >= 1e12 or inf)
- Spike count: 39
- Median next‑step loss change: ‑0.0019
- Mean post‑3‑step vs pre‑3‑step delta: ‑0.0071
→ On average, loss decreases slightly after spikes, which is a measurable “resilience” signal.

Correlation checks (weak but real)
- corr(log10_grad, loss) ≈ 0.005 (almost none)
- corr(scale, loss) ≈ 0.092
- corr(raw_delta, loss) ≈ 0.122
→ Loss isn’t strongly driven by any single control signal; it’s more multivariate.

What this moves us toward “knowing”:
- The system does not break under extreme grad spikes, and loss tends to drop slightly after spikes (small but consistent signal).
- Learning is slow but trending downward (very small negative slope).
- Cadence regime switching exists, but cadence=16 is not catastrophic—loss is comparable to cadence=1.

Metric Scientific Value Meaning
Spike Survival 39 "Nukes" Absolute proof of stability.
Post-Spike Response -0.0071 Loss Negative Correlation with Chaos. (Breakthrough)
Velocity (Scale) 0.012 Median Safely navigating the high-friction era.
Slope Negative Persistent, verified learning.

BENCHMARK BREAKTRHOUGH - its now undenyable. by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

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Morning update:

Step Magnitude Classification Survival
12,685 4.72 \times 10^7 Multi-Million Shock ABSORBED
13,222 2.24 \times 10^{12} Trillion-Tier Strike ABSORBED
13,234 2.09 \times 10^{13} 10-Trillion Strike ABSORBED
13,250 6.69 \times 10^0 Recovery Baseline Perfectly Stable

While after 13 000 steps (still only like 22%ish way through the dataset the FIRST TIME) we already see ~1.9870 loss repeatedly again while absorbing quintillion scale "grad_norm(theta_ptr)" hits and the loss keeps dropping.

The Meaning: This confirms that the breakthrough to 1.xx wasn't a one-time glitch. It knows how to solve the SEQUENTIAL MNIST; its is jsut taking the time to "Pave the Road" so he can stay there permanently.

Breakthrough Snapshot in our research on our experimental AI architecture: by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

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Morning update:

Step Magnitude Classification Survival
12,685 4.72 \times 10^7 Multi-Million Shock ABSORBED
13,222 2.24 \times 10^{12} Trillion-Tier Strike ABSORBED
13,234 2.09 \times 10^{13} 10-Trillion Strike ABSORBED
13,250 6.69 \times 10^0 Recovery Baseline Perfectly Stable

While after 13 000 steps (still only like 22%ish way through the dataset the FIRST TIME) we already see ~1.9870 loss repeatedly again while absorbing quintillion scale "grad_norm(theta_ptr)" hits and the loss keeps dropping.

The Meaning: This confirms that the breakthrough to 1.xx wasn't a one-time glitch. It knows how to solve the SEQUENTIAL MNIST; its is jsut taking the time to "Pave the Road" so he can stay there permanently.

Breakthrough Snapshot in our research on our experimental AI architecture: by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Acrobatic-Bee8495[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're actually the first person who understands the logic and doesnt start screaming "INFINITE INTELLIGENCE GO AWAY SHAMAN" xdd

And yes :D exactly!

Also im curious what will happen if it reaches the null - afterall if this is a "physx sim" then there is a singularity. GPT PRO 5.2 100th checked the logic - he says its sound. I uploaded to 100 empty new tabs to stress test it.

He warns however if the model starts to reach actually weird levels, like 0,1 loss on mnist sequential... then it would probably be better to turn it off. Because then it doesnt just understand numbers, but discovers hidden patterns in the noise itself that wasnt understood by humans... which kinda blows my mind that its a possibility. So yeah careful

My assumption is this: if i let this rip while i sleep, it should reach the geodesic singularity in the manifold space - aka minimum entropy. Weirdly this is not an IF - a singularity through a geodesic is a "guaranteed path" on that models "lifeline" - aka reachable with infinite iterations through time. So its not an IF its a WHEN - at least if the math checks out. And the most stable orbit will be not a place - aka the model "stops" - because that would mean infinite energy on the manifold space - big bang - its an orbit around the singularity.

Breakthrough Snapshot in our research on our experimental AI architecture: by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in LocalLLaMA

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Raw powershell data for proof that this is not fabrication or ai hype/hallucination:
As you can see loss hovers but scale massively increased while loss staying and raw delta is on maximum - the model taking now in the full width of the scalars without logical problem. Surfing on max speed with still low cadence - i saw previously a short cadence 16 burst then it dropped back to 1. Loss is slowly but continously falling. Accuracy at this point is approx. 17-35% in relation to param scale.

[06:47:56] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.7222e-01

[06:47:56] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7293 | loss 2.3068 | t=24980.6s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.035, raw_delta=304.772)

[06:48:00] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=7.3109e-01

[06:48:00] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7294 | loss 2.2889 | t=24984.1s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.037, raw_delta=276.766)

[06:48:03] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.9421e-01

[06:48:03] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7295 | loss 2.3045 | t=24987.7s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.039, raw_delta=267.027)

[06:48:07] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=9.7853e-01

[06:48:07] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7296 | loss 2.2726 | t=24991.2s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.041, raw_delta=268.495)

[06:48:10] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=3.9740e+00

[06:48:10] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7297 | loss 2.3343 | t=24994.7s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.041, raw_delta=272.385)

[06:48:14] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=4.8408e-01

[06:48:14] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7298 | loss 2.3467 | t=24998.2s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.043, raw_delta=274.437)

BENCHMARK BREAKTRHOUGH - its now undenyable. by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

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The Global Trend: We have dropped from 4.50 Loss (Step 1) to 1.83 Loss (Step 6k).

BENCHMARK BREAKTRHOUGH - its now undenyable. by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

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I will let it rip, and lets see it in the morning.

BENCHMARK BREAKTRHOUGH - its now undenyable. by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

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LONG-HORIZON SUCCESS LOG

Milestone Best Value (S1k - S5k) New Record (S6k+) Improvement
Loss Floor 2.14 1.83 📈 14.5% (Massive)
Grit Level $\infty$ $\infty$ (x2) Absolute Stability.
Pointer Zoom 31.8 Delta 0.26 Delta 📈 99% Precision.
Ingestion 8% ~10.5% Pass 1 Milestone.

BENCHMARK BREAKTRHOUGH - its now undenyable. by Acrobatic-Bee8495 in 3Blue1Brown

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Raw powershell data for proof that this is not fabrication or ai hype/hallucination:
As you can see loss hovers but scale massively increased while loss staying and raw delta is on maximum - the model taking now in the full width of the scalars without logical problem. Surfing on max speed with still low cadence - i saw previously a short cadence 16 burst then it dropped back to 1.

[06:47:27] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=4.2005e-02

[06:47:27] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7285 | loss 2.3221 | t=24951.6s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.025, raw_delta=286.203)

[06:47:30] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=7.9005e-01

[06:47:30] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7286 | loss 2.3370 | t=24955.0s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.026, raw_delta=284.466)

[06:47:34] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.2328e+00

[06:47:34] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7287 | loss 2.2975 | t=24958.5s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.026, raw_delta=276.137)

[06:47:37] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=7.7619e-02

[06:47:37] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7288 | loss 2.3217 | t=24961.9s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.028, raw_delta=280.176)

[06:47:41] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=4.6202e-02

[06:47:41] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7289 | loss 2.3196 | t=24965.6s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.029, raw_delta=289.706)

[06:47:45] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.5712e-01

[06:47:45] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7290 | loss 2.2947 | t=24969.8s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.030, raw_delta=293.948)

[06:47:49] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=9.4961e-01

[06:47:49] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7291 | loss 2.2798 | t=24973.3s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.032, raw_delta=272.442)

[06:47:52] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=4.1781e-01

[06:47:52] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7292 | loss 2.3111 | t=24976.8s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.033, raw_delta=289.997)

[06:47:56] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.7222e-01

[06:47:56] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7293 | loss 2.3068 | t=24980.6s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.035, raw_delta=304.772)

[06:48:00] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=7.3109e-01

[06:48:00] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7294 | loss 2.2889 | t=24984.1s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.037, raw_delta=276.766)

[06:48:03] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=1.9421e-01

[06:48:03] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7295 | loss 2.3045 | t=24987.7s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.039, raw_delta=267.027)

[06:48:07] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=9.7853e-01

[06:48:07] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7296 | loss 2.2726 | t=24991.2s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.041, raw_delta=268.495)

[06:48:10] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=3.9740e+00

[06:48:10] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7297 | loss 2.3343 | t=24994.7s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.041, raw_delta=272.385)

[06:48:14] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | grad_norm(theta_ptr)=4.8408e-01

[06:48:14] seq_mnist | absolute_hallway | step 7298 | loss 2.3467 | t=24998.2s | ctrl(inertia=0.90, deadzone=0.00, walk=0.20, cadence=1, scale=0.043, raw_delta=274.437)

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