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File Pop: You’re taking note of Press This, a WordPress Team Podcast on WMR. Each and every week we spotlight people of the WordPress crew. I’m your host, File Pop. I toughen the WordPress crew by the use of my place at WP Engine, and my contributions over on TorqueMag.Io where I get to do podcasts and draw cartoons and academic films. Take a look at that out.
Each and every week of Press This, we in most cases focus on one conversation with an individual on a decided on topic. Alternatively there’s quite a lot of WordPress data to take a look at this, and I’m in fact fascinated with in this day and age’s segment. This is our Word Around the Campfire segment where we’ve were given a couple guests come on.
And we merely discuss quite a lot of issues which can be happening inside the WordPress crew on account of there’s such a large amount of problems to atone for. In recent years we’ve were given Sam Brockway, a Team Manager for Developer Family members at WP Engine. Hi there Sam.
Sam Brockway: Hello. So satisfied to be proper right here and for someone listening and if me as Sam Munos, positive, that’s my new determine, Sam Brockway. So thanks for the intro.
File Pop: Breaking data proper right here. Positive. Our first bit of reports.
And we also have Mike Davey, the Senior Editor of Scrumptious Brains. Hi there, Mike, how are you?
Mike Davey: Hi, File. I’m no longer too bad. And the best way are you doing?
File Pop: , I went to the mountaineering health club on Sunday, and this isn’t merely me having a look to sneak in a health club reference. Alternatively I went to the mountaineering health club and was about to rope into my first climb for the day.
I merely finished warming up and a brand spanking new climber who was 30 feet above me took a, somewhat tiny swing and I didn’t see it, then again a cell phone fell out of his pocket and easily clocked me inside the forehead. So if y’all spotted me with an ice pack firstly of this show, that’s me however having a look to get the swelling down.
I suppose the good news is that I did get swole at the health club and having a mountaineering hurt kind of sounds cool as long as you don’t indicate the cell phone. Alternatively yeah, I’m excellent fairly than that.
So we’ve were given a bunch of things that have came about in WordPress in recent times. I think an important new issue is the release of WordPress 6.2, which is called nicknamed Dolphy. Named after a woodwind jazz player Eric Allen Dolphy Jr.
Sam, there’s a lot of in fact cool stuff in WordPress 6.2. What’s your favorite new function in this release?
Sam Brockway: Oh, I didn’t know you may have been gonna request from me for just one. It’s crazy. I in truth it’s at all times arduous. So if any person ever plays with identical to the Gutenberg Plugin and has identical to the bleeding edge on and is collaborating in with all of the choices, it’s in fact arduous to inform aside what’s in Gutenberg and what’s like no longer a part of a release however and what’s a part of the release.
So I had to transfer and take a look on the discharge notes about 6.2 to remind myself of what was in proper right here. And I wrote down like 5 of my favorite problems, then again I’ll merely choose one. This new insert media drag and drop sidebar issue that’s going down in this new release is fantastic. So mainly, when you occur to transport to be able to upload a block and in addition you click on on browse all, you’ll each choose a block or a pattern, otherwise you’ll select this new tab, which is media.
And from there you get get right to use to your whole media library and also you’ll see your footage, your films, audio. And I think that there’s going to be like a report explorer in there as well for PDFs and things like that temporarily. Alternatively you’ll drag and drop it correct from this sidebar into the Block Editor, which seems like this sort of small interface exchange, then again is very easy and it feels very Squarespace and other internet web page builder-like choices. Which is in fact cool on account of I think that this in fact takes WordPress up a notch on account of in most cases it’s a should to open up the media library, it pops up in another window, you’re searching for your issue, and you place it on the internet web page, very so much, a few clicks, a few buttons.
And so this new function, I think is in fact awesome and easily very seamless with an bettering revel in.
File Pop: I think seamless is a good way to give an explanation for the improvements in 6.2. It’s no longer a fashion that individuals seem to discuss that so much but it’s in fact got a lot of polish, specifically like on that site bettering internet web page. What we prior to now would’ve known as identical to the customizer. There’s a lot of sharpening.
My favorite new function, Sam I don’t know when you occur to had an opportunity to play with it however, but it’s known as the Style Guide and this can be a means as a way to preview all of your blocks in one spot. So if you’re kind of laying out your internet web page, you’re kind of used to dragging a block and something into the header, bringing a logo into the header, something like that. And that’s kind of the best way you think about that exact site bettering function, merely kind of like having a look at one internet web page at the time.
Alternatively with this style guide, you’ll merely click on on on that and in addition you’ll see how all of your paragraphs look and all of your paragraph blocks with quite a lot of forms of indentations or how the quote block lists. You see all of this stuff and it even implies to third party blocks as well.
So I’ve a cooking block, like a recipe block. I can see aspect via aspect with the whole thing else, how that recipe block turns out and make changes to it. It’s no longer just a strategy to kind of view problems. It’s a strategy to kind of go through and if you’re having bother, for some the reason why, one in all your blocks merely has abnormal spacing and also you’ll’t determine why.
The style guide is the quickest strategy to kind of transfer in and be like, good enough, well proper right here’s my paragraph spacing on each and every other block. And for some the reason why my paragraph spacing is different proper right here, so I’ll merely make a quick business and in addition you’re carried out.
It is a super cool function that I think is in fact hidden inside the Internet web site Editor, then again man that’s this sort of tough new software.
Sam Brockway: That sounds glorious, specifically for, I’m merely making an allowance for for an corporate owner. Any individual running with clients, prior to now you could have made something like a method tile or an emblem style data, then again in an outside software. Alternatively now instead you’ll have it all inside of WordPress and like make changes are living while you’re on the identify with them.
How do a majority of these problems fit together previous than you progress off and make changes to the rest of the internet web site? I’m in fact fascinated with that one. I’ve no longer carried out with it, then again now you’ve got me itching to move mess around with it.
File Pop: One remember, the style guide. For some the reason why, the icon is like an eyeball. I’m in fact petitioning them to make it an open guide or something, but it’s no longer super intuitive to hunt out. Alternatively now that , to seek for the style guide, when you occur to’re taking note of this, seek for this selection so that you’ll check it out.
And as well as, Sam was saying the OpenVerse integration and the best way through which media kind of works. Sam, do you wanna give us your other 4 things you’re fascinated with?
Sam Brockway: Yeah, so one in all ’em is the fact that the Internet web site Editor is out of beta, so it now not has that little label, which I merely suppose is excellent for adopting the Internet web site Editor, Entire, Internet web site Improving, et cetera.
So I’m excited to see that happening. The navigation block got a big exchange. I haven’t carried out with it however, then again prior to now building menus with the new stylish WordPress choices has been kind of a pain.
So I know that that has been well received in the course of the crew. Distraction unfastened mode is out. And I in fact love that. I’m a big distraction unfastened person in most cases. I think Google Medical doctors merely were given right here out with something like that too, and it does wonders for the focal point.
And then without equal one is copy and pasting sorts. So I know that right through other internet web page builders, for example, like Divvy, you’ll copy sorts from one module into another. So it’ll business identical to the padding and the formatting and the text and all the ones problems. And I imagine that’s what this selection does with blocks. So I can see these items running in conjunction together, like what you said with the style guide and all of that too, the copy and pasting sorts.
So those are all in fact, in fact fun ones to find. And yet again, like you said, most likely this release hasn’t been as hyped as one of the other ones, but it’s additional about depth and bringing, um, a better revel in to the choices that already exist.
So I think that this is a great release to move play with.
File Pop: I had Justin Tadlock, who’s a Core Contributor. He was on final week’s episode of Press This, and I asked him his favorite new function of 6.2, and his answer shocked me. It was, that’s the fashion that companies can tell their clients about. That was his take. That’s the polished fashion.
We don’t appear to be officially at the end of Gutenberg phase two, which is Entire, Internet web site Improving with a Block Editor, is kind of what phase two is all about, then again that’s the pen ultimate release previous than we switch at once to Gutenberg phase 3, which is gonna be collaborative bettering.
And Collaborative Improving, one of the most most simple techniques to give an explanation for it, it’s just like while you’re in Google Medical doctors, you’ll have two people kind of bettering a post. And that’s great for info publishers who at all times wanna have their editor kind of come and check out stuff. And it’s very cumbersome to in truth write in Google Medical doctors and then kind of copy paste it into WordPress.
So that’s the kind of massive issue we’re fascinated with. Alternatively while you suppose deeper, collaborative bettering may be gonna indicate that we will have two people bettering a front internet web page of a internet web site at the identical time. Something totally outstanding in WordPress. So that’s gonna be coming out in 6.4, the beginning of Gutenberg phase 3, and that’s just the start.
And Gutenberg phase two took a couple of years to kind of get to where it’s now. So who’s conscious about once we’ll in truth see the ones collaborative bettering apparatus. Alternatively something else that’s happening in 6.4 is that there’s going be the second time that WordPress has carried out a woman and non-binary led release of WordPress.
This is going to be another mission that Josepha Haden Chomphosy is working on, and I don’t know within the match that they’ve offered any of the details however.
This whole mission is to encourage people who don’t in most cases contribute to WordPress. It is a strategy to kind of get them involved and to reach out to people fairly than just kind of having a look ahead to people to get engaged, to kind of take a look at to reach out to new leaders inside the house and get them inquisitive about a release.
And then confidently after 6.4 comes out, a large number of them will stick spherical and be additional energetic individuals. So that is gonna also be happening in 6.4. Lot of cool stuff happening inside the WordPress house, and we’re gonna take a quick break. After we come once more, we’re gonna keep in touch with Mike Davey about AI and WordPress and one of the eye-catching problems which can be happening there.
So stay tuned for added Press This.
File Pop: Welcome once more to Press This, a WordPress Team podcast. I’m your host, File Pop, and that’s our Word Around the Campfire model of Press This. We’re joined via Sam Brockway and Mike Davey, the Senior Editor of Delicious producers.
We teased correct previous than the break about WordPress and AI and I think it’s kind of eye-catching: Matt Mullenweg in 2015, his advice for word pressers was to be told JavaScript deeply. And a few weeks previously, Matt kind of up to the moment his advice and he said quote, “My message for 2023 will also be to spend as so much time leveraging AI as conceivable.” Mike, did you concentrate the remaining about that quote?
Mike Davey: I did in truth, and I’ve got to say that in this particular case, Matt’s concepts line up with regards to with mine.
Like all software, it’s arduous to decide to begin with what it may well be excellent for. With simple apparatus, it’s at all times very glaring. With a additional subtle software like AI, it’s going to be somewhat more difficult.
Alternatively the issue is, there’s such a large amount of tasks that we wish to do in a day that don’t require originality, don’t require creativity, and might merely be outsourced. I’ve used or experimented with a lot of the AI choices that have come out. I’ve tried Jetpack’s AI and wasn’t extremely impressed with the usual of its writing or its accuracy.
File Pop: Mm-hmm.
Mike Davey: On account of in part, the one downside with an AI writer for my part, is that it doesn’t have any guts. Like in fact and figuratively. It doesn’t have any guts. It would’t in fact hook up with the objective marketplace. It would’t take probabilities. It would’t tell personal stories, because it doesn’t have any.
And assuming that like a large language type had any precise understanding of the remaining, which they don’t, they however wouldn’t in fact understand how to connect to an audience. In recent times I’ve been operating an experiment, a content material subject matter experiment using AutoGPT’s god mode. I’ve been operating it with regards to regularly on one in all my laptop techniques and I’ve discovered a few problems. One of the most problems I’ve discovered is that I need to discover ways to issue upper turns on to AutoGPT. Let me get began firstly, a few ACF shoppers have requested a kind of snatch tick list of functions and the parameters that they can be used with. Like a chart, form of a quick reference in order that they don’t wish to dive into the individual scientific medical doctors for those functions. They can merely take a look on the chart and transfer, “Oh, yep, those are the parameters I can use. Thanks for the reminder.”
Now, the start for something like that is to just get an inventory via copying and pasting the names of the needs, duck into the scientific medical doctors for that function, copy and paste the parameters and switch at once to the next. That’s no longer arduous to do, then again I can indubitably call to mind additional productive uses of my time. Like just about the remaining.
It’s one of the uninteresting and tedious jobs you’ll imagine. So it looked like a mission that may well be totally best possible for an AI agent. Principally the best way through which that, like AutoGPT’s god mode works is you place up a role or a few tasks, and the agent tries to complete them.
While it’s doing that, it comes up with plans to be able to approve. Love it comes up with plans for some way am I gonna get to reach this task? Like, what do I would like? Do you approve, disapprove? Do you wanna make changes?
Good-bye story fast, no longer best possible was I no longer precise enough with my turns on after I started this mission, I in fact didn’t pay enough attention when I was approving its plans. And previous than I get into exactly what came about and what it did, I should remember that the only get right to use AutoGPT had to ACF was at the public level. Love it was merely knowledge it could to search out on the public web. I didn’t provide it with any passwords or keys or backdoor get right to use.
One of the most problems I asked it to do, at the side of listing the needs and parameters, was to give some examples of the best way those parameters may well be used. And I fairly naively assumed it was merely going to comb during the ACF scientific medical doctors, most likely pass looking out on Google for a few additional examples, check out the toughen forums, and easily copy and paste regardless of it could to search out. That’s in no way what came about.
Instead, it spent a couple of days mainly teaching itself the easiest way to in truth use ACF. Not best possible did it comb by the use of all of the scientific medical doctors, it looked by the use of what I’m pretty sure is a big chunk of the WordPress codex and it Googled and Googled and Googled until it came upon what it was searching for. It integrated going during the publicly available repo for ACF on GitHub.
Now it’s however going down that software and I’m getting results I totally didn’t expect and no longer sure I would really like. You’ll be capable of fail to remember the easy copy and paste procedure in line with what we’ve were given on the ACF site. For one thing, it’s unpacked as a large number of the ACF code as it could, and it came upon functions that aren’t documented. I perplexed at the moment if it was hallucinating, then again I checked our have the same opinion dialogue board for a few of them and they’re indubitably precise.
There’s a few that individuals have found out unintentionally over the years, and it’s moreover long gone on to provide an explanation for the easiest way to make use of the ones functions whole with code snippets and it even tested the code snippets to verify they worked. Now, I however wouldn’t be confident publishing any of that without a human trying out it out, then again they do appear to art work.
The thing is, and I’m going to have to reach out to the Dev crew on a lot of this, then again some of the ones functions may be undocumented on account of they’re each an overly limited usefulness or on account of using them can have sudden consequences. Like there may be something you do with one of those functions that you simply don’t in fact wish to do, when you occur to peer what I indicate.
Now I’ve let it continue to run by the use of this just because I’m fascinated, and I’m going to wish to spend a lot of time coming during the output and figuring out if any of what it’s turning out is in truth useful. The thing is it’s been going for a few days and I however don’t have the tick list, the original tick list of parameter functions and their parameters that I was searching for. Alternatively I do suppose I’ve discovered enough that I can get it to spit out that tick list pretty in short.
File Pop: Hmm.
Mike Davey: A very powerful mistake I made was asking it to provide an explanation for how the needs and parameters had been used, on account of what it assumed it had to do. On account of what it in fact does wish to do to in truth decide that out and moderately give an explanation for it, is it’s in fact gotta understand exactly how ACF works. It has to snatch a lot of how WordPress works. It should get into how templates art work. Long story fast, there was a lot more knowledge it idea it sought after on account of I wasn’t clear enough with my suggested.
File Pop: Whilst you’re operating this, are you in truth having a look to have it spit out a brand spanking new plugin, or are you searching for a code snippet, or are you searching for it to come up with documentation and then you definately’ll write the code?
Mike Davey: In this case I was searching for each and every, documentation, correct? Essentially I wanted to scrape the existing ACF scientific medical doctors for functions, identical to the documented functions and then merely copy and paste the tick list of parameters you’ll use from those scientific medical doctors underneath each function, correct? Like that’s mainly all I was asking for.
What it produced was a lot of, as I said, like a minimum of a few undocumented functions. And it did in fact create the code snippets, in conjunction with a lot of stuff where it’s going a long way previous what the ACF scientific medical doctors lately tick list underneath functions. Like, adore it’ll get additional into how you employ them in templates and things like that.
The problem is, I’m no longer sure if it’s how a large number of it’s right kind or how a large number of it’s useful. It thinks it’s right kind and it’s tested it, then again I’d have to test it previous than we in truth put it out any place.
File Pop: It’s quite confident. I’m sure that the whole thing it’s saying is right kind. Alternatively this is without doubt one of the problems that comes up such a lot is that the AI may well be in fact useful for helping answering questions or providing documentation, and that kind of is smart he level of the best way again and again have we looked up something to hunt out reference of a button that’s no longer even there anymore or some form of missing piece that seems to be, , crucial to the documentation then again hasn’t been up to the moment. So we’re merely kind of left putting and we think that AI is gonna be a in fact good way to offer up to the date documentation.
Alternatively what you’re kind of saying kind of feeds into some hunches that I’ve had that AI’s gonna have a in fact arduous time unlearning earlier stuff as well. Love it might every now and then come up with advice from an earlier fashion. That it merely kind of idea was however comparable.
And then on best possible of that, the hallucination issue, which is a humanistic serve as that we’re hanging into AI but it fits so well.
The concept that that like, every now and then the answers are coming to you and they’re in fact first rate and they’re kind of well referenced. They just about in reality really feel like they’re decrease and paste from somewhere, then again they’re in truth kind of reinterpreted. It’s however correct. And then each so ceaselessly it’s merely gonna come up with something that sounds in fact confident and is smart.
Alternatively it merely made up find it irresistible didn’t pull from any place. I’ve in truth even had it after I’m asking, “Hello there, ChatGPT, give me a recipe for making bread or something.” And each so ceaselessly, most of the time it’s like, pretty right kind.
It is usually a bit rather than most likely my preferences, then again each so ceaselessly it’ll merely add in, like some crazy issue, like raisins. I’m no longer hanging raisins in bread, Mike, you’ll’t make me, the robots don’t appear to be gonna make me put raisins into bread.
Anyway, I went on a tangent, then again I’m merely saying that it’s eye-catching to suppose that there’s a wide variety of that ChatGPT might transparent up and then moreover I don’t know if we’re gonna be capable to keep it from each so ceaselessly merely kind of making up something that sounds excellent or showing this outdated knowledge, then again presenting it as although it’s however provide.
Mike Davey: One thing I did perceive when it was getting able the elemental tick list of the needs available, I did ask it to type it into categories, correct? And I gave it the types. Now those functions are already listed in categories inside the ACF documentation. Correct. The thing is, that’s human readable text.
Like when you occur to had been having a look at that webpage, there’s no means on earth you might be able to ever suppose like a function was deprecated that wasn’t. The deprecated functions are all down at the bottom. There’s best possible 5 – 6 of them. Correct? Alternatively AutoGPT managed to get very perplexed about what went into which phase on account of that text, I don’t suppose is designed to be software readable.
Love it’s easy to be told for other folks, but it doesn’t necessarily distinguish it as a separate phase. It’s no longer opting for up where it says loop or deprecate it. So it’s gotta try to decide that out for itself and it got it incorrect.
File Pop: Mm-hmm. I think that’s a in fact eye-catching experiment you’ve been doing. Thanks for sharing that with us, Mikey. That’s in fact cool. We’re gonna take one final break proper right here on Press This, and once we come once more, we’re merely gonna discuss one of the events happening inside the WordPress house.
There’s a lot of WordCamps happening and things like that, so stay tuned for added Press This. We’ll be correct once more.
File Pop: You’re taking note of Press This, a weekly WordPress roundup where we discuss WordPress data and events. This particular week, we’re doing our Word Around the Campfire model, where spherical this wonderful campfire we’ve were given Sam Brockway, a Team Manager for Developer members of the family at WP Engine, and Mike Davy, the Senior Editor of Delicious Brains.
To this point, we’ve were given discussed WordPress 6.2 and what’s coming in Gutenberg phase 3. We’ve moreover discussed AI and WordPress and there’s at all times this type of lot that we will discuss there. I think the overall issue I’d like to discuss is simply one of the events happening inside the house and most likely tie up any unfastened ends.
There’s a lot of upcoming WordCamps, WordCamp, Buffalo is May 6. That looks like that’s gonna be a very good fit. WordCamp Europe in Athens June 8th by the use of 10th. The Torque e-newsletter that I art work with is usually a media partner for WordCamp Europe this twelve months. WordCamp Montclair, June 24th in Montclair, New Jersey.
And as well, there’s a lot of other events happening, such since the weekly Assemble Mode. Sam, can you, can you tell us about that.
Sam Brockway: Totally. Brian Gardner and I host a weekly chat about stylish WordPress known as Assemble Mode. It’s very informal, very so much conversational, then again the target and focus is to, firstly it was to have the same opinion someone who was fascinated by dabbling in blocks merely have the motivation essentially to say, good enough, this is value investing my time into and now we’ve in fact shifted the conversation additional so as to how the Block Editor and all of the choices coming to trendy WordPress and coming to 6.2 and easily each and every new iteration of WordPress is going to sort things and more straightforward for operating your wordPress primarily based completely business.
So it’s one in all my favorite cases of the week each and every single Friday we meet, which is awesome too on account of we merely have consistency to our conversations and someone is welcome to enroll in in at any time to those conversations. We keep it like a small, intimate team so everyone has an opportunity to speak, then again this can be a great choice to collaborate and hook up with other WordPress fans.
And I will be able to merely say something in regards to the WordCamp Buffalo. Someone from my crew, Damon Prepare dinner dinner, will also be speaking at that talking yet again about blocks and WordPress, so that’ll be great.
File Pop: Awesome. Yeah. WordCamp Buffalo sounds awesome. Mike, you and I had talked prior to now about you attending your first WordCamp. I think where you lived proper right here aren’t any, then again you may have been saying most likely likelihood is that you’ll try to pass from side to side to a few this twelve months. Have you ever ever idea additional about that?
Mike Davey: I’ve in truth, WordCamp Buffalo isn’t too a long way transparent of my house. I are living in Hamilton, Ontario.
File Pop: Mm-hmm.
Mike Davey: So Buffalo is able, once you’re taking a border crossing into consideration somewhat over an hour from proper right here. So I might in truth organize to make it to WordCamp Buffalo this twelve months, and that may well be my very first WordCamp.
File Pop: That’s awesome. And I wanna recommend if in case you have a good time, I think that there’s most likely some bones there at the side of your experiments that you simply’re doing with AutoGPT and ChatGPT for most likely a WordPress keep in touch. Most likely if in case you have a good time at WordCamp Buffalo, sooner or later later this twelve months you’ll put in a talk and we will be informed additional about your experiments there.
Mike Davey: I’ll for sure think about it.
File Pop: One other fit that merely were given right here to an in depth was Plugin Madness, our annual bracket style festival where we put 64 of the most efficient WordPress plugins, head to head in opposition to each other to see who comes out on best possible. It was another close contest this twelve months.
And our final winner was Advanced Custom designed Fields. I’m hoping that we will get someone from Advanced Custom designed Fields onto this podcast sooner or later temporarily, to just kind of discuss their victory lap. And as well as merely to decide what’s happening with Advanced Custom designed Fields this twelve months and kind of see what’s on the horizon for them.
So stay tuned for added Press This episodes where confidently we’ll get ACF coming in and most likely we’ll hand them their Plugin Madness trophy just about. I think that’s it for this episode of Press This, a WordPress committee podcast on WMR. Sam, I wanna come up with a quick probability as a way to lead people where can people to search out you online? What’s a excellent place to apply what you’re running on?
Sam Brockway: Yep. The most efficient place is on Twitter. I’m at HelloSamMunos. So that’s a excellent place to hunt out and hook up with me. Alternatively I will be able to moreover say that @WPEBuilders is a great place to see all of the developer and builder identical content material subject matter that the Developer Family members Body of workers shares at WP Engine.
File Pop: Awesome. And Mike, if other folks wish to to determine additional about what you’re running on, what’s a good way to apply you online?
Mike Davey: I’d moreover recommend Twitter at MediumMikeDavey. I’d in truth moreover keep an overly close eye on the documentation phase for Advanced Custom designed Fields, on account of we’re in fact running very arduous nowadays and improving our documentation and extending our documentation and making sure the whole thing’s up to date and way more simple to apply than previous.
File Pop: Thanks for taking note of Press This, a WordPress crew podcast on WMR. Once yet again, my determine’s File and also you’ll apply my adventures with Torque magazine over on Twitter @thetorquemag otherwise you’ll transfer to torquemag.io where we contribute tutorials and flicks and interviews like this every day. So check out out torquemag.io or apply us on Twitter. You’ll be capable of subscribe to Press This on Pink Circle, iTunes, Spotify, otherwise you’ll download it without delay at wmr.fm each week. I’m your host Doctor Stylish I toughen the WordPress crew by the use of my place at WP Engine. And I in reality like to focus on people of the crowd each and every week on Press This.
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