הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Backend (2025)

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Coming Back to Create - My Word for the Year and Why It Matters for You Too 12:37

1M ago12:37

12:37

In this heartfelt episode, Chada (sha-day) Johnson opens up about her personal journey with her word of the year: Create. After facing unexpected losses early in the year, she found herself drifting away from this powerful intention. Now, she’s recommitting to Create and sharing what this means for her business, her mindset, and most importantly, f…

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DM Chaos to Dreamy Clients: Creating a System That Sells For You 8:52

2M ago8:52

8:52

Ever feel like your DMs are a hot mess of “Let me think about it…” and “Wait…who was that lead again?” You’re not alone, and no, you don’t need a fancier funnel. You just need a system. In this episode of The Backend Blueprint for Coaches, we’re cleaning up the DM chaos and turning your conversations into conversions (without being weird about it).…

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Whats Actually Keeping You Stuck - The Hidden Backend Spirals You Dont See 8:30

2M ago8:30

8:30

If you’ve been spinning your wheels in your coaching business and can’t figure out why your momentum keeps stalling, this episode is your flashlight. 🔦 Spoiler: It’s not your content, your niche, or even your confidence. It’s what’s quietly happening behind the scenes, backend spirals, and they’re draining your time, your energy, and your bookings.…

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My Behind-the-Scenes Tech Framework for Booking More Clients 18:18

2M ago18:18

18:18

This episode walks you through the backend tech framework I recommend for coaches who want to book more clients without feeling overwhelmed by clunky systems or too many tools. If you're still piecing things together, manually sending invoices, or unsure what tools you really need, this one's for you. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to reduce th…

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The #1 Way to Book More Clients Without Feeling Glued to Your Phone 10:02

2M ago10:02

10:02

Are you stuck in a cycle of constantly checking your DMs, manually sending onboarding info, and feeling like you have to be “on” 24/7 just to land a client? In this episode, I’m showing you the #1 way to book more clients without being glued to your phone. We’re talking about how a single link can streamline your entire enrollment process, from sch…

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From Hot Mess to Booked Coach: The Power of One-Link Onboarding 12:22

3M ago12:22

12:22

Is your onboarding process secretly holding you back? If you’re still manually sending invoices, contracts, forms, and calendar links, this episode is your wake-up call (in the most loving way). In this episode of The Backend Blueprint for Coaches, I’m breaking down how one single link can completely transform your client onboarding experience, and…

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Why Paperbell Is The Coaching Tool You've Been Searching For 9:35

3M ago9:35

9:35

Are you still piecing together tools to run your coaching business? Calendly, PayPal, Google Forms, Zoom, etc. and wondering why you’re constantly overwhelmed? In this episode, I’m breaking down the one tool that simplifies it all: Paperbell. You’ll learn: Why your backend systems might be sabotaging your confidence What makes Paperbell perfect for…

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Where Are You Losing Time (and Clients) Each Week? 13:23

3M ago13:23

13:23

Feeling like your weeks fly by but you’re not gaining momentum in your coaching business? You’re not alone, and chances are, you’re losing time (and clients) through invisible backend gaps. In this episode, we’ll uncover the sneaky ways disorganization and scattered systems are slowing your growth, and what to do about it. From messy onboarding to …

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5 Must-Have Systems Every Coach Needs to Scale 9:30

3M ago9:30

9:30

Tired of feeling overwhelmed by the tech side of your business? In this episode, I break down the 5 essential systems every coach needs to grow sustainably, without burning out. Whether you're manually booking clients or still chasing down payments, it's time to upgrade your backend and reclaim your time. You’ll learn: Why onboarding matters more t…

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kTLS - Kernel level TLS 22:55

3M ago22:55

22:55

Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course https://oscourse.winktls is brilliant.TLS encryption/decryption often happens in userland. While TCP lives in the kernel. With ktls, userland can hand the keys to the kernel and the kernel does crypto. When calling write, the kernel encrypts the packet and send it to the NIC.When calling read, the kernel dec…

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The Hidden Cost of Tech Chaos in Your Coaching Business 8:09

4M ago8:09

8:09

If your business backend feels like a tangled mess of links, logins, and to-do lists, you’re not alone. But here’s the truth most coaches don’t realize: disorganized systems aren’t just a nuisance, they’re silently sabotaging your client experience, income, and growth. In this episode, I’m breaking down: What tech chaos actually looks like (and how…

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The beauty of the CPU 9:38

5M ago9:38

9:38

If you are bored of contemporary topics of AI and need a breather, I invite you to join me to explore a mundane, fundamental and earthy topic. The CPU. A reading of my substack article https://hnasr.substack.com/p/the-beauty-of-the-cpu

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Sequential Scans in Postgres just got faster 27:36

5M ago27:36

27:36

This new PostgreSQL 17 feature is game changer. They know can combine IOs when performing sequential scan. Grab my database course https://courses.husseinnasser.com

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Does discipline work? 10:06

6M ago10:06

10:06

No technical video today, just talking about the idea of discipline and consistency.

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Socket management and Kernel Data structures 31:26

6M ago31:26

31:26

Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course This video is an overview of how the operating system kernel does socket management and the different data structures it utilizes to achieve that. timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:38 Socket vs Connections 7:50 SYN and Accept Queue 18:56 Socket Sharding 23:14 Receive and Send buffers 27:00 Summary…

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The Tools Are Smarter. Are You? ft. YK Sugi | S02 E12 1:08:12

6M ago1:08:12

1:08:12

Today we welcome YK Sugi—engineer, educator, and the mind behind CSS Dojo—for the final episode of season two. We talk about his journey from YouTube dev tutorials to building one of Sourcegraph’s most-used AI tools, and how the role of DevRel has changed (and in some cases, disappeared). YK also breaks down how senior engineers are actually using …

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How to Win at Learning ft. Quincy Larson | S02 E11 1:13:54

6M ago1:13:54

1:13:54

In this episode, we sit down with Quincy Larson, founder of Free Code Camp, to explore his incredible path from high school dropout to influential tech educator. Quincy shares his unconventional journey — from living in his car and working fast food jobs to building one of the most impactful coding education platforms in the world. We discuss the p…

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Mitchell Hashimoto: From Terraform to Ghostty | S02 E10 1:04:29

6M ago1:04:29

1:04:29

Today we welcome Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp and creator of Ghostty, a new terminal emulator built in Zig. In this episode, Mitchell shares the story behind Ghostty, how his curiosity about terminals evolved into a full-fledged project, and why Zig became his language of choice. We also dive into Ghostty’s unique features, the role …

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Vercel’s Big AI Bet. ft. Malte Ubl | S02 E09 47:58

7M ago47:58

47:58

Today we welcome Malte Ubl, CTO of Vercel, to discuss the evolution of frontend development and the role of AI in shaping modern engineering workflows. Malte dives into V0, Vercel's innovative tool for generating frontend code using AI, and explains how it empowers developers—especially backend engineers—to build full-stack applications. We also ex…

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Tech Overwhelm? Do THIS First! 5:54

7M ago5:54

5:54

Feeling stuck and overwhelmed by all the tech in your coaching business? You’re not alone! In today’s episode, I’m sharing the first thing you need to do when tech feels like too much—so you can stop stressing and start simplifying. If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by all the tools, platforms, and automations you “should” be using, this episode will h…

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Build skills, not degrees. ft. Madison Kanna | S02 E08 54:02

7M ago54:02

54:02

Today we welcome Madison Kana—a self-taught dev who defied the traditional path. From dropping out and navigating a world of homeschooling to launching the Code Book Club, Madison transformed her unconventional journey into a thriving community of coders. In this episode, she shares how bypassing the typical education route fueled her passion, the …

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3 Hard Truths About The Coaching Industry That No One Wants to Say (But I Will) 22:24

7M ago22:24

22:24

I want your coaching business to succeed so I'm sharing three hard truths about the coaching industry and the steps you can take to overcome them in 2025. 🔗 LINKS MENTIONED: 👉 Join The Backend Blueprint Hub for Coaches -- https://chadajohnson.com/BBH 👉 Sign up for your FREE Paperbell account - https://chadajohnson.com/paperbell Some of the links I …

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2025 Tech Roadmap for Coaches 29:31

7M ago29:31

29:31

Here's what you need to know to set up the right tech tools in your Coaching business in 2025. Welcome to the first episode of The Backend Blueprint for Coaches Podcast! Download the PDF 2025 Tech Roadmap for Coaches here: https://chadajohnson.com/roadmap Join The Backend Blueprint Hub for Coaches: https://chadajohnson.com/bbh If you're ready to ma…

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Roll your own auth or you’re ngmi. ft. Dreams of Code | S02 E07 1:13:59

7M ago1:13:59

1:13:59

This time Elliot from @dreamsofcode joins us to talk about building his own course platform we dive into why he chose to go custom, the tech stack behind his platform, and the philosophy of building vs. buying in software. We also discuss the challenges of teaching programming, the role of AI in development, and what it really takes to create a gre…

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Programming Music with Sonic Pi feat. Sam Aaron | S02 E06 1:05:09

7M ago1:05:09

1:05:09

Today we bring Sam Aaron, the creator of Sonic Pi, a free code-based music creation and performance tool that lets you use simple code to turn your computer into a fully networked live coding music studio! It is also used to engage students in computer science and programming through music creation! In this episode, we explore the origins of Sonic …

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KRAZAM Unfiltered feat. Ben Burke | S2 E05 1:06:39

8M ago1:06:39

1:06:39

Today, we bring a very special guest, one whose face you might recognise, one that appears on your homepages with a sporadic video and seemingly disappears. His name is Benjamin Burke, or simply Ben, he’s the co-creator of KRAZAM, a channel that consists of sketches that combine grotesque and absurdist humor with technological anxiety, satirizing t…

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Does ADHD really make programming harder? ft. Chris Ferdinandi | S2 E04 1:20:12

8M ago1:20:12

1:20:12

Lane chats with Chris Ferdinandi—creator of Go Make Things and ADHD for the Win—a frontend dev, educator, and all-around expert in making JavaScript (and learning) simpler. Chris has built a career helping devs cut through the noise, level up their skills, and embrace ADHD-friendly ways to stay focused and productive. We dive into his journey from …

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Why You Need To Stop Worrying About AI feat. Danny Thompson | S2 E03 1:09:43

8M ago1:09:43

1:09:43

We’re joined by Danny Thompson, currently Director of Technology at This Dot Labs and technical leader and organizer of the Dallas Software Developers Group, where he fosters vibrant local tech ecosystem through workshops, cohorts, and meetups. With a passion to help others learn and find jobs, Danny shares his stories and insights that he gained t…

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Everyone is doing memory management wrong. feat. Ryan Fleury | S2 E02 1:11:49

8M ago1:11:49

1:11:49

This week on Backend Banter, we’re joined by Ryan Fleury, a talented game developer currently working with Epic Games on their Rad Debugger project. Ryan shares his journey from building games to creating powerful developer tools, offering insights into arenas, memory management, and the fascinating world of programming from the ground up. In this …

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Is Elixir the Future? feat. José Valim | S2 E01 1:23:25

8M ago1:23:25

1:23:25

We're back for Backend Banter Season 2, and we bring a very special guest, José Valim, the creator of the Elixir Programming Language, one of the most popular and loved functional programming languages of today. (Fun fact: it's used in production at Discord). We cover the nitty-gritty of the language, ranging from simple topics such as the decision…

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The genius of long polling 28:57

10M ago28:57

28:57

Polling is the ability to interrogate a backend to see if a piece of information is ready. It can introduce a chatty system and as a result long polling was born. In this video I explain the beauty of this design pattern and how we can push it to its limit. 0:00 Intro0:45 Polling2:30 Problem with Polling3:50 Long Polling8:18 Timeouts10:00 Long Poll…

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Six stages of a good software engineer 39:27

11M ago39:27

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You get better as a software engineer when you go through these stages. 0:00 Intro 1:15 Understand a technology 7:07 Articulate how it works 15:30 Understand its’ limitations 19:48 Try to build something better 27:45 Realize what you built also has limitations 32:48 Appreciate the original tech as is Understand a technology We use technologies all …

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This new Linux patch can speed up Reading Requests 18:12

11M ago18:12

18:12

Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course https://oscourse.winVery clever! We often call read/rcv system call to read requests from a connection, this copies data from kernel receive buffer to user space which has a cost. This new patch changes this to allow zero copy with notification. “Reading' data out of a socket instead becomes a “notification”…

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Cloudflare's 150ms global cache purge | Deep Dive 1:02:21

11M ago1:02:21

1:02:21

Cloudflare built a global cache purge system that runs under 150 ms. This is how they did it. Using RockDB to maintain local CDN cache, and a peer-to-peer data center distributed system and clever engineering, they went from 1.5 second purge, down to 150 ms. However, this isn’t full picture, because that 150 ms is just actually the P50. In this vid…

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MySQL is having a bumpy journey 28:34

12M ago28:34

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Fundamentals of Database Engineering udemy course https://databases.winMySQL has been having bumpy journey since 2018 with the release of the version 8.0. Critical crashes that made to the final product, significant performance regressions, and tons of stability and bugs issues. In this video I explore what happened to MySql, are these issues getti…

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How many kernel calls in NodeJS vs Bun vs Python vs native C 20:41

1y ago20:41

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Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course https://oscourse.winIn this video I use strace a performance tool that measures how many system calls does a process makes. We compare a simple task of reading from a file, and we run the program in different runtimes, namely nodejs, buns , python and native C. We discuss the cost of kernel mode switches, sy…

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When do you use threads? 31:08

1y ago31:08

31:08

Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course https://os.husseinnasser.comWhen do you use threads?I would say in scenarios where the task is either 1) IO blocking task2) CPU heavy3) Large volume of small tasksIn any of the cases above, it is favorable to offload the task to a thread.1) IO blocking taskWhen you read from or write to disk, depending on ho…

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Frontend and Backends Timeouts 25:23

1y ago25:23

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I am fascinated by how timeouts affect backend and frontend programming. When a party is waiting on something you can place a timeout to break the wait. This is useful for freeing resources to more critical processes, detecting slow operations and even avoiding DOS attacks. Contrary to common beliefs, timeouts are not exclusive to request processin…

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Postgres is combining IO in version 17 27:39

1y ago27:39

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Learn more about database and OS internals, check out my courses Fundamentals of database engineering https://databases.win Fundamentals of operating systems https://oscourse.win This new PostgreSQL 17 feature is game changer. You see, postgres like most databases work with fixed size pages. Pretty much everything is in this format, indexes, table …

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#069 - Season Finale: The Boot.dev Origin Story w/ Allan 1:14:49

1y ago1:14:49

1:14:49

Today, we bring you the final episode of the first season of Backend Banter! It’s a wrap up for now. With 69 episodes behind us, we want to tell you the story of Boot Dev and how far we’ve come from our beginnings, and for that, we bring Allan Lires, the first official employee and the second person to work on our platform! We’re going to cover our…

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Windows vs Linux Kernel 37:23

1y ago37:23

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Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course https://os.husseinnasser.comWhy Windows Kernel connects slower than Linux I explore the behavior of TCP/IP stack in Windows kernel when it receives a RST from the backend server especially when the host is available but the port we are trying to connect to is not. This behavior is exacerbated by having both …

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#068 - Should you trust tech influencers? feat. Charles The III 1:12:50

1y ago1:12:50

1:12:50

Today we welcome Chuck Carpenter aka Charles The 3rd, co-host at Whiskey Web and Whatnot. As two content creators in the tech scene, we discuss if and how celebrity developers and tech influencers are a good thing for the community, how we should be careful when choosing technologies based on influencers’ opinions, why so many people nowadays want …

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Running out of TCP ephemeral source ports 20:06

1y ago20:06

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In this episode of the backend engineering show I describe an interesting bug I ran into where the web server ran out of ephemeral ports causing the system to halt. 0:00 Intro 0:30 System architecture 2:20 The behavior of the bug 4:00 Backend Troubleshooting 7:00 The cause 15:30 Ephemeral ports on loopback…

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#067 - How to Be Better than 96.487% of Developers 58:31

1y ago58:31

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In today’s episode, we bring back Aaron Francis. If you haven’t watched our previous episode with him, he is a software developer, fellow content creator and co-founder of Try Hard Studios. In the past he’s been an accountant at a Big 4 but now he focuses on Laravel, web development and all things business and video. This episode will step away fro…

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#066 - CSS Is The Hardest Programming Language 55:20

1y ago55:20

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In today’s episode, we bring Adam Argyle, a CSS Dev Rel at Google, content creator, co-host at CSS Podcast, Bad At CSS Podcast and host of GUI Challenges. He’s also the creator of a bunch of tools and utilities for the front-end. We’re going to touch on a lot of hot topics, regarding the difficulty and power of CSS, how programmers most of the time…

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#065 - I Quit Voice Coaching for Typescript feat. Matt Pocock 55:50

1y ago55:50

55:50

In today’s episode, we welcome Matt Pocock, an educator, content creator and engineer who used to be a voice coach. Now, he teaches Typescript on his YouTube channel and is building Total Typescript, the most comprehensive TypeScript course available out there. We talk about his transition from a completely unrelated field into tech, the importance…

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#064 - You’re doing networking wrong feat. Lawrence Lockhart 1:04:14

1y ago1:04:14

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In today’s episode, we welcome Lawrence Lockhart, a former hospitality manager turned full stack software developer. Apart from his tech job, he’s also a developer advocate, a teaching assistant at a coding bootcamp and a tech meetup leader, so you know he spends a lot of his time helping others build and transfer their existing skills into tech, b…

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#063 - I was fired for using HTMX 1:03:09

1y ago1:03:09

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In today’s episode, we bring Spiro Floropoulos, a senior developer and architect with over 20 years of experience. This episode is an unusual one, as Spiro recently got laid off due to a bizarre chain of events that involved HTMX, overworking, and technical debt. But we’ll learn from this story, as we want to shed some light on how situations that …

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#062 - Declaring War Against the Frontend feat. Sam Selikoff 59:24

1y ago59:24

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In today’s episode, we go to war with Sam Selikoff, co-host of the Frontend First podcast, and specialist on everything Frontend related. We have an amazing conversation where we discuss Sam’s journey, as he also did some backend work in the past, we talk about abstractions, what JavaScript is doing differently from other languages and frameworks, …

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#061 - Forget SQL, use Typescript feat. Thomas Ballinger 1:00:28

1y ago1:00:28

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Today we bring Thomas Ballinger, a developer at Convex, an open-source backend for application builders. We will be discussing mainly databases, and why at Convex they use Rust and Typescript. We'll also talk about systems scalability, infrastructure and go over different practices regarding abstractions Learn back-end development - https://www.boo…

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