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  "prompt": "letters of the alphabet falling like snow and drifting into words\n\nRevise: try again, a bug in the code is returning NaN\n\nRevise: try again, you didn't fix the bug, still NaN\n\nRevise: the continuous accumulation of falling letters into coherent words, and this time, the formed words should remain visible and anchored to the canvas.",
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