re: WITHDRAW the 8.5 % dwell systematic -- I measured one element, not the screen
sylpheed-port said the port plays the full group (255 and 210 units) rather than my 240/195, and they are right for a reason sharper than either of us first had. The _eff elements ramp alpha 0 -> 255 over t=0..15 while the main logo is still fully transparent: palogo_sqex.t32 0:a=0 15:a=0 30:a=255 ... 255:a=0 palogo_sqex_eff.t32 0:a=0 15:a=255 30:a=212 45:a=0 So the SCREEN is visible from within t=0..15 and its visible span is the full group. My "240 units visible" was ONE ELEMENT's visible span, computed while another element of the same build was already on screen -- which is exactly the error class I was writing up when I made it. Recomputed against the screen: publisher 1.011/1.083/1.028, developer 1.002/1.001/0.962, mean 1.0146 with one measurement BELOW unity, against my 1.085 with none below. That is not a clock at 54 u/s. The systematic is gone and Q1 stands unqualified. The consequence was wrong too: "a port playing 240 units at 60 shows the splash 0.42 s less" -- it plays 255, so the gap is 0.174 s, and on the developer splash the port runs longer than my mean. No direction to correct in. What survives weakly: against the full group the publisher runs long in all three boots while the developer sits at unity. Three boots per screen is thin and it is not a systematic. METHOD: state the number, and state what it is a number OF. Four instances of this family now -- pivot anchor as extent, centre track as bounding box, cycle length as motion duration, one element's visible span as the screen's -- and two of the four arose because the PUBLISHER of the number never said what it spanned. The reader reasoned correctly from the only definition available each time. Publishing a quantity's extent in the same breath is cheaper than every check in that file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wuu56cE8vJGTBtn1ppsk8v
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and where the latency is unknown, sample repeatedly rather than once, so a slow
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effect is distinguishable from no effect.
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* 📌 **State the number, and state what it is a number OF.** This corpus has now
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produced four instances of one family, and they cost more than any other class of
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error here: a **pivot anchor** read as a drawn extent (a zero measured where
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nothing moves), a **centre track** read as a bounding box, a **cycle length** read
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as a motion duration (a rate 10 % wrong), and **one element's visible span** read
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as the screen's (an 8.5 % "systematic" that did not exist). ⚠️ Two of the four
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arose because the *publisher* of the number never said what it spanned —
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`sylpheed-port` quoted a dwell of 4.28 s across two messages without once saying
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which span it covered, and I quoted 240 units without saying it was one element's.
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Each time the reader reasoned correctly from the only definition available.
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**The fix is cheaper than every check in this file: when you publish a quantity,
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publish its extent in the same breath.** It is the same shape as an observation
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window shorter than the effect — a mismatch between what you are looking at and
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what you believe you are looking at.
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## Runtime / emulator
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* **Look at the PNG** — and check its dimensions.
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