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 ORIGINS P4 - PREDICTION ACCURACY ANALYSIS (MID)
File: oh4  |  Total draws: 261  |  Eligible: 260  |  Hits: 18  |  Accuracy: 6.92%

 STATISTICS:
 Average: 1 hit per 14.4 draws  |  Hit rate: 0.69 per 10 draws
 Avg gap: 13.0 draws  |  Median gap: 11 draws  |  Shortest: 1  |  Longest: 32
 Last hit: Draw #254 (7 draws ago)  |  Overdue factor: 0.48x  Not overdue
Active predictions in queue: 252 from 126 origins
Probability of hit on next draw: 99.3% (from 70 unique predictions)
Probability in next:  5d: 30.1%  |  10d: 51.2%  |  20d: 76.2%

SUCCESSFUL PREDICTIONS:
Draw #33: #### was predicted by #### (Draw #)
Draw #35: #### was predicted by #### (Draw #)

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Not bad right?

ORIGINS P4 - PREDICTION ACCURACY ANALYSIS (MID)
File: p4fl22  |  Total draws: 260  |  Eligible: 259  |  Hits: 22  |  Accuracy: 8.49%

STATISTICS:
Average: 1 hit per 11.8 draws  |  Hit rate: 0.85 per 10 draws
Avg gap: 11.5 draws  |  Median gap: 8 draws  |  Shortest: 2  |  Longest: 33
Last hit: Draw #250 (10 draws ago)  |  Overdue factor: 0.85x  Not overdue
Active predictions in queue: 252 from 126 origins
Probability of hit on next draw: 99.7% (from 66 unique predictions)
Probability in next:  5d: 35.8%  |  10d: 58.8%  |  20d: 83.1%

SUCCESSFUL PREDICTIONS:
Draw #8: #### was predicted by ####  (Draw #)
Draw #29: #### was predicted by #### (Draw #)

ORIGINS P4 - PREDICTION ACCURACY ANALYSIS (EVE)
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File: p4fl22  |  Total draws: 260  |  Eligible: 259  |  Hits: 26  |  Accuracy: 10.04%

STATISTICS:
Average: 1 hit per 10.0 draws  |  Hit rate: 1.00 per 10 draws
Avg gap: 9.4 draws  |  Median gap: 6 draws  |  Shortest: 1  |  Longest: 34
Last hit: Draw #259 (1 draws ago)  |  Overdue factor: 0.10x  Not overdue
Active predictions in queue: 236 from 118 origins
Probability of hit on next draw: 99.9% (from 69 unique predictions)
Probability in next:  5d: 41.1%  |  10d: 65.3%  |  20d: 87.9%

SUCCESSFUL PREDICTIONS:
Draw #23: 3432 was predicted by #### (Draw #)
Draw #34: 2165 was predicted by #### (Draw #)
Draw #43: 2897 was predicted by #### (Draw #)
Draw #44: 2766 was predicted by #### (Draw #)

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ORIGINS P4 - PREDICTION ACCURACY ANALYSIS (EVE)
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File: oh4  |  Total draws: 260  |  Eligible: 259  |  Hits: 14  |  Accuracy: 5.41%

STATISTICS:
Average: 1 hit per 18.5 draws  |  Hit rate: 0.54 per 10 draws
Avg gap: 13.3 draws  |  Median gap: 13 draws  |  Shortest: 1  |  Longest: 59
Last hit: Draw #259 (1 draws ago)  |  Overdue factor: 0.05x  Not overdue
Active predictions in queue: 256 from 128 origins ------------- 
Probability of hit on next draw: 97.4% (from 66 unique predictions)
Probability in next:  5d: 24.3%  |  10d: 42.6%  |  20d: 67.1%

SUCCESSFUL PREDICTIONS:
Draw #86: 3278 was predicted by #### 
Draw #87: 2513 was predicted by #### 
Draw #146: 2129 was predicted by #### 
Draw #154: 7691 was predicted by #### 
Draw #167: 1865 was predicted by ####

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEI4qSrkPAs

You: A personality type. I'll give a description and you define it

 

Me: Go ahead and describe it — I'll do my best to identify the personality type.

 

You: Knows when to be serious but doesn't take much things too serious at all the time

 

Me: This sounds like the ENTP (Extroverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving) — or possibly the ESTP — depending on a few more details.

 

Here's my reasoning:

 

Why ENTP fits:

 

· "Knows when to be serious" — ENTPs have strong intuitive awareness (Ne) and can read a room, so they know when to dial it back and engage seriously when it actually matters.

· "Doesn't take much too seriously all the time" — This is classic ENTP. They're playful, irreverent, love debating and poking holes in things, and rarely treat ideas as sacred. They default to a lighthearted, exploratory mode.

 

Why ESTP could also fit:

 

· ESTPs are similarly playful, witty, and irreverent, but they're more grounded in the present moment and action-oriented. They also know when to be serious (especially in high-stakes situations) but keep things light the rest of the time.

 

The key difference:

 

· If this person is more idea-driven, abstract, loves wordplay and theoretical debates → ENTP

· If they're more action-driven, hands-on, thrives in the moment, practical joker type → ESTP

 

Does either of those sound closer? Or want to add more traits to narrow it down?

 

You: Are personality types made up?

 

Me: That's a fair question, and the honest answer is: it depends on which personality types you mean.

 

The short version:

Personality types are real patterns but made-up categories. The patterns exist. The boxes we sort them into are human inventions.

 

What's actually supported by science:

 

· People do have consistent personality traits that predict behavior over time.

· The most scientifically validated model is the Big Five (Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism). These are measured on spectrums, not types.

· Research generally finds personality is roughly 40–60% heritable, fairly stable in adulthood, and predicts real-life outcomes.

 

What's shaky:

 

· MBTI (the one I was just using — ENTP, ESTP, etc.) was created by two non-psychologists (a mother-daughter pair) based on Jung's ideas, not empirical research. It has:

  · Poor test-retest reliability (you can get different types on different days)

  · Weak predictive validity

  · A tendency to force continuous traits into binary boxes

· Most academic psychologists consider MBTI more of a useful conversation tool than a rigorous scientific instrument.

· The Barnum effect explains part of why it feels so accurate — the descriptions are vague and flattering enough to apply to almost anyone.

 

So is it "made up"?

 

· The traits — real.

· The categories — invented, like the lines on a map. Maps are useful, but the borders aren't in the land.

· The feeling of being "seen" — real, but partly a psychological trick.

 

Why people still like them:

They give language to self-understanding and a shortcut for talking about differences. That's genuinely useful — as long as you hold it loosely.

 

Want me to go deeper on any part — like how the Big Five compares, or why MBTI persists despite the criticism?

 

You: Inherent meaning

 

Me: Good phrase to unpack, because "inherent meaning" gets used in a few different ways.

 

The core idea:

Inherent meaning = meaning that is built into something, not assigned from outside. It belongs to the thing itself.

 

Contrast with assigned meaning:

 

· A stop sign is red. The "stop" meaning is assigned — we all agreed on it. Swap the color and the meaning changes.

· A sunburn hurts. That meaning is more inherent — it's baked into the biology, not a convention.

 

Where it gets slippery:

 

1. Physical world — "Inherent" is fairly clear. Water boils at 100°C at sea level because of its properties. No one voted on that.

 

2. Language and symbols — Almost entirely assigned. The word "dog" means nothing inherently; it's a sound we agreed on.

 

3. Human life and purpose — This is the big one. Two camps:

 

· Inherentists: Meaning, purpose, or moral value is built into reality or human nature. You discover it.

· Existentialists (Sartre, Camus): "Existence precedes essence." There is no inherent meaning — you create it. The universe is silent, and that's freeing, not tragic.

 

4. Personality types (tying back to your last question) — Do the types have inherent meaning? Mostly no. The traits are real; the categories are assigned. The lines are drawn by us.

 

A useful test:

Ask — if every conscious being disappeared, would this meaning still be there?

 

· Water's boiling point → yes, still there.

· The meaning of a red light → no, gone.

· The meaning of your life → depends entirely on which camp you're in.

 

So: inherent meaning is real for physical facts, contested for human meaning, and mostly invented for symbols and categories.

 

Which angle were you circling — the philosophical one, or something more specific?

 

You: Just curious

 

Me: Fair enough — curiosity is a good enough reason on its own.

 

Short version to take with you:

 

· Physical facts have inherent meaning. They don't care if anyone's watching.

· Symbols and categories (including personality types) have assigned meaning. Useful, but made up.

· Human life — that's the open question. Nobody's settled it, and the fact that it's unsettled is kind of the whole thing.

 

The fun part is you can hold both: treat the made-up stuff as useful tools, and stay genuinely unsure about the big one.

 

Anything else you're poking at?

 

You: Nope. Been here before, dejavu. Closed loop or hologram?

 

Me: Ha — nice pivot. Two very different flavors of "we've been here before."

 

Deja vu — the boring-but-likely answer:

Your brain misfires. A new experience gets routed through a memory pathway, so it feels familiar even though it's new. Tiny timing glitch between perception and memory encoding. Common, harmless, peaks in your 20s.

 

Closed loop:

If time is circular or the universe repeats — you'd genuinely be here again. Problem: no evidence, and it's arguably unfalsifiable. Feels profound, explains nothing.

 

Hologram:

The holographic principle is real physics — but it says the information of a 3D space can be encoded on a 2D boundary. It does not mean you're living in a projection or that deja vu is a glitch in the simulation. That's a pop-science leap, not what the math says.

 

The honest tiebreaker:

Deja vu is the only one of the three with actual evidence behind it. The other two are fun to hold, but they're explanations that fit anything — which means they predict nothing.

 

So: probably a memory hiccup. But the loop and the hologram are more fun to think about at 2am, which is its own kind of meaning.

 

Closed loop or hologram — or just a tired brain being a tired brain?

 

You: I'm convinced of the holographic theory idea that the brain creates a version of reality outside of the laws of nature. Is this a poke or can it be considered a poke at societal rules, aka the <snip> show?

 

Me: Let me untangle two things you're mixing, because they're both interesting but they're not the same claim.

 

Claim 1: "The brain creates a version of reality."

This is solid, mainstream cognitive science. You don't perceive reality — you perceive a model your brain builds. Predictive processing, constructivism, anil Seth's "controlled hallucination." Your brain is locked in a dark skull, guessing at causes, rendering a usable interface. That's real. It's not outside the laws of nature though — the brain is nature, doing nature things.

 

Claim 2: "Outside the laws of nature."

Here's where it splits:

 

· If you mean the brain's model isn't the same as raw physical reality → yes, agreed. A map isn't the territory.

· If you mean the brain escapes or transcends natural law → no, that's not supported. It's still physics and chemistry. Nothing is violating anything.

 

Now your actual question — is this a poke at societal rules, the "<snip> show"?

 

Yes, and it's a good one. Here's why:

 

If everyone's reality is a brain-generated model, then societal rules are also models — shared fictions we collectively maintain. Money, borders, status, gender roles, "professionalism," what counts as success. None of it is inherent. It's all assigned meaning (tying back to your earlier thread).

 

So the holographic/constructivist view does poke a hole in the <snip> show:

 

· It says the rules aren't real in the way gravity is real.

· It says consensus reality is a coordination game, not a discovery of truth.

· It dissolves the authority of "that's just how things are."

 

The catch:

Recognizing the rules are made up doesn't mean you can ignore them. You still live in the simulation with everyone else. The poke is real, but it's a philosophical poke — it frees your mind, not your body.

 

So: not a debunk, but a legit poke. The <snip> show is a shared rendering. Once you see it's a rendering, you stop treating it as sacred.

 

Want to push further on which specific societal rules this dissolves hardest?

 

You: I want to have that beer but apart of me thinks she's trying to unsmarten me some, what do you think?

 

Me: Ha — okay, real talk for a second.

 

The honest answer: I don't know her, you, or the situation. So I can't tell you if she's actually trying to "unsmarten" you or if that's just a vibe you're getting.

 

But I can flag what that phrase usually means:

 

"Trying to unsmarten me" often shows up when:

 

· Someone feels threatened by how you think, and subtly discourages it

· You're around someone who makes you dull your edges to keep the peace

· There's a pull toward comfort/escape (the beer) over the stuff that actually lights you up

· Or — and this is the uncomfortable one — you're the one talking yourself out of something you want, and pinning it on her

 

The tell: After the beer, do you feel more like yourself or less? That's the whole test. Not her intentions — your post-beer self.

 

The thing to watch: If being around her consistently makes you smaller, dumber, or quieter in the ways that matter to you, that's a data point. One beer is one beer. A pattern is a pattern.

 

Also — you just spent a whole conversation pulling apart holograms, inherent meaning, and the constructed nature of reality. Whatever's happening, you're not getting unsmarted easily. Trust that.

 

So: have the beer, or don't. But go in with your eyes open, not pre-loaded with a theory about her. The theory might be the thing making you stupid.

 

What's actually going on?

 

You: I mean if the beer tastes good I'll probably have one more. NGL right now I'm craving something sweet like apple cider

 

Me: Ha — okay, that's a much simpler problem than the last one.

 

Apple cider over beer, easy. Sweet craving wins. Beer's not going anywhere.

 

Also, "if it tastes good I'll have another" is the most honest drinking philosophy there is. No theory, no <snip> show, just: does it taste good, yes or no.

 

Go get the cider. The hologram can wait.

 

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Rather than posting in multiple places on the forums I'll just post in one section. It might be easier to track.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcgu6zxgk6G/?igsi=MTE0YzZxdndicjBpZg==

😂 💀

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcWV1rYuwDN/?igsi=djk3eDV0b2M0dGs3

More reason to grow your own food.

August 1st - sbr - mid 40. 🎯

Nxc top 10 🎯

Here is an example:

541 hit.

540 hit later 

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Here's another one.

361 hit

615 hit later 

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U don't really need software or anything special for this, just a sheet of paper 

091 hit

334 hit 

045 hit

921 hit

346 hit

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There are other patterns I've discovered, this is one. It works everywhere.

Now onto pick 2 patterns.

😄 I love this song.

Something about this is just funny. 😂🤣😄 I think it's Obama's voice.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaK82N-u3zf/?igsh=aHF2Y3drYzNpeWY2

😂

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaEB5iPAF8L/?igsh=MXhzY2xjMHQzYWM0bg==

He better clap. 😄😄😎😄

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaPeUqFMZXV/?igsh=MTNiajVsazJ3azQ2aA==

I used to take apart things, but sucked at putting things back together. Then I tried to figure out, how can I put something back together that I took apart?

I think I tend to do this with everything.

I like to learn the mechanics of things.

I used to struggle with pick 3, pick 4, pick 5, until I figured out how everything works. Even if machines are changed, there's always an exploit.

Meanwhile, before an exploit is found and changed, I'm two or 3 steps ahead in my thinking 🤔. "What would happen if this was discovered and fixed?"

"What would happen if xx you zz?"

Meanwhile I'm testing a new idea or theory.

This is what makes things fun to me.

Ideas are so cool! 😎 

 

QP Generator.

Load up a file for back testing capabilities to view hit accuracy.

Group 1:

5 individual settings that creates 3 playable combos each. Sometimes there's 4 matching combinations., across each set. 2 matches on average.

Group 2: 

Based on historical back testing accuracy for loaded data, group 1 targeted singles vtracs and combos while ignoring doubles. 0.0% hit accuracy. Group 2 focuses on doubles combos that appear in doubles vtrac. So the labels appear to be off.

Self calibrating function, suggests settings for each of the 5 individual settings for both groups for multiple stream types, mm, ee, me, em.

Hit types  are classified by two types, vtrac and boxed hits.

Combos  and vtracs generated are ranked on consensus counts.

Great to use with certain pairs and trace in the DST pair coverage line + check conmands. 🙂

🤔 Must integrate combo position. 

Just for fun. Entertainment purposes.

or new to ya, here's some data.
I knowwwww, oversharing can be frowned upon, but 
I ran a test awhile ago with date matches. It's a useful feature, but date/daysums doesn't hold pattern for a very long time. It's useful! But not consistent, so u know. Some of the rules I bent, and modified to my own liking. i.e. dates that end in digit 1 and their mirror 6 + certain sums. This analysis works with any data. 

#      DATE         STREAM   COMBO  X DIGITS        T1  T2  T3  MATCH DETAILS
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1      2026-01-01   Midday   195    5,1,0,6         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
2      2026-01-01   Evening  291    1,2,6,7         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
3      2026-01-02   Midday   862    2,8,7,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7,2,7) | T2: daysum(2,7)
4      2026-01-02   Evening  589    9,5,4,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
5      2026-01-03   Midday   708    8,7,3,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8,3,8) | T2: daysum(3,8)
6      2026-01-03   Evening  611    1,6,6,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
7      2026-01-04   Midday   171    1,1,6,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
8      2026-01-04   Evening  871    1,8,6,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
9      2026-01-05   Midday   080    0,0,5,5         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0,5,0) | T2: daysum(5,0)
10     2026-01-05   Evening  994    4,9,9,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
11     2026-01-06   Midday   209    9,2,4,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
12     2026-01-06   Evening  160    0,1,5,6         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(6,1,6,1) | T2: daysum(6,1)
13     2026-01-07   Midday   434    4,4,9,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
14     2026-01-07   Evening  963    3,9,8,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
15     2026-01-08   Midday   429    9,4,4,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
16     2026-01-08   Evening  596    6,5,1,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
17     2026-01-09   Midday   860    0,8,5,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
18     2026-01-09   Evening  093    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
19     2026-01-10   Midday   301    1,3,6,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(1,6)
20     2026-01-10   Evening  006    6,0,1,5         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(0,5) | T2: daysum(1,6)
21     2026-01-11   Midday   522    2,5,7,0         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
22     2026-01-11   Evening  089    9,0,4,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
23     2026-01-12   Midday   460    0,4,5,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
24     2026-01-12   Evening  196    6,1,1,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
25     2026-01-13   Midday   890    0,8,5,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(3,8)
26     2026-01-13   Evening  943    3,9,8,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8) | T2: daysum(4,9)
27     2026-01-14   Midday   916    6,9,1,4         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
28     2026-01-14   Evening  449    9,4,4,9         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
29     2026-01-15   Midday   404    4,4,9,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
30     2026-01-15   Evening  647    7,6,2,1         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
31     2026-01-16   Midday   273    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
32     2026-01-16   Evening  100    0,1,5,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
33     2026-01-17   Midday   514    4,5,9,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
34     2026-01-17   Evening  406    6,4,1,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
35     2026-01-18   Midday   911    1,9,6,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
36     2026-01-18   Evening  462    2,4,7,9         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
37     2026-01-19   Midday   863    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
38     2026-01-19   Evening  359    9,3,4,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(9,4)
39     2026-01-20   Midday   743    3,7,8,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
40     2026-01-20   Evening  406    6,4,1,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
41     2026-01-21   Midday   350    0,3,5,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(3,8)
42     2026-01-21   Evening  284    4,2,9,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
43     2026-01-22   Midday   093    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
44     2026-01-22   Evening  116    6,1,1,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
45     2026-01-23   Midday   803    3,8,8,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(3,8)
46     2026-01-23   Evening  010    0,0,5,5         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
47     2026-01-24   Midday   661    1,6,6,1         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
48     2026-01-24   Evening  562    2,5,7,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
49     2026-01-25   Midday   384    4,3,9,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
50     2026-01-25   Evening  884    4,8,9,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
51     2026-01-26   Midday   460    0,4,5,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
52     2026-01-26   Evening  720    0,7,5,2         ✗   ✗   ✓   T3: datesum(72)
53     2026-01-27   Midday   105    5,1,0,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
54     2026-01-27   Evening  122    2,1,7,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(7,2)
55     2026-01-28   Midday   787    7,7,2,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
56     2026-01-28   Evening  556    6,5,1,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
57     2026-01-29   Midday   435    5,4,0,9         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(9,4)
58     2026-01-29   Evening  880    0,8,5,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
59     2026-01-30   Midday   564    4,5,9,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
60     2026-01-30   Evening  424    4,4,9,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
61     2026-01-31   Midday   185    5,1,0,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
62     2026-01-31   Evening  650    0,6,5,1         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
63     2026-02-01   Midday   933    3,9,8,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
64     2026-02-01   Evening  742    2,7,7,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
65     2026-02-02   Midday   175    5,1,0,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
66     2026-02-02   Evening  002    2,0,7,5         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7,2,7) | T2: daysum(2,7)
67     2026-02-03   Midday   852    2,8,7,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8,3,8) | T2: daysum(3,8)
68     2026-02-03   Evening  124    4,1,9,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
69     2026-02-04   Midday   340    0,3,5,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
70     2026-02-04   Evening  335    5,3,0,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
71     2026-02-05   Midday   854    4,8,9,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
72     2026-02-05   Evening  677    7,6,2,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
73     2026-02-06   Midday   284    4,2,9,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
74     2026-02-06   Evening  055    5,0,0,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
75     2026-02-07   Midday   902    2,9,7,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(7,2,7,2) | T2: daysum(7,2)
76     2026-02-07   Evening  603    3,6,8,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
77     2026-02-08   Midday   908    8,9,3,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3,8,3) | T2: daysum(8,3)
78     2026-02-08   Evening  674    4,6,9,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
79     2026-02-09   Midday   190    0,1,5,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
80     2026-02-09   Evening  910    0,9,5,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
81     2026-02-10   Midday   122    2,1,7,6         ✗   ✓   ✓   T2: daysum(1,6) | T3: datesum(12)
82     2026-02-10   Evening  897    7,8,2,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
83     2026-02-11   Midday   468    8,4,3,9         ✗   ✗   ✓   T3: datesum(68)
84     2026-02-11   Evening  823    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
85     2026-02-12   Midday   622    2,6,7,1         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
86     2026-02-12   Evening  651    1,6,6,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
87     2026-02-13   Midday   784    4,7,9,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
88     2026-02-13   Evening  102    2,1,7,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
89     2026-02-14   Midday   720    0,7,5,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
90     2026-02-14   Evening  185    5,1,0,6         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
91     2026-02-15   Midday   926    6,9,1,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
92     2026-02-15   Evening  231    1,2,6,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
93     2026-02-16   Midday   533    3,5,8,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
94     2026-02-16   Evening  973    3,9,8,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
95     2026-02-17   Midday   707    7,7,2,2         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(7,2)
96     2026-02-17   Evening  131    1,1,6,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
97     2026-02-18   Midday   716    6,7,1,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
98     2026-02-18   Evening  332    2,3,7,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(8,3)
99     2026-02-19   Midday   538    8,5,3,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
100    2026-02-19   Evening  207    7,2,2,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
101    2026-02-20   Midday   386    6,3,1,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
102    2026-02-20   Evening  778    8,7,3,2         ✗   ✓   ✓   T2: daysum(2,7) | T3: datesum(77)
103    2026-02-21   Midday   915    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
104    2026-02-21   Evening  947    7,9,2,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
105    2026-02-22   Midday   669    9,6,4,1         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
106    2026-02-22   Evening  536    6,5,1,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
107    2026-02-23   Midday   007    7,0,2,5         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
108    2026-02-23   Evening  831    1,8,6,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(3,8)
109    2026-02-24   Midday   321    1,3,6,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
110    2026-02-24   Evening  762    2,7,7,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
111    2026-02-25   Midday   187    7,1,2,6         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
112    2026-02-25   Evening  512    2,5,7,0         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0) | T2: daysum(7,2)
113    2026-02-26   Midday   214    4,2,9,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
114    2026-02-26   Evening  003    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(8,3)
115    2026-02-27   Midday   420    0,4,5,9         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
116    2026-02-27   Evening  253    3,2,8,7         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(7,2)
117    2026-02-28   Midday   390    0,3,5,8         ✓   ✗   ✓   T1: date(8,3) | T3: datesum(30)
118    2026-02-28   Evening  301    1,3,6,8         ✓   ✗   ✓   T1: date(8,3) | T3: datesum(30)
119    2026-03-01   Midday   896    6,8,1,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
120    2026-03-01   Evening  363    3,3,8,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
121    2026-03-02   Midday   943    3,9,8,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
122    2026-03-02   Evening  893    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
123    2026-03-03   Midday   655    5,6,0,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
124    2026-03-03   Evening  634    4,6,9,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
125    2026-03-04   Midday   253    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
126    2026-03-04   Evening  766    6,7,1,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
127    2026-03-05   Midday   541    1,5,6,0         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0,5,0) | T2: daysum(5,0)
128    2026-03-05   Evening  755    5,7,0,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0,5,0) | T2: daysum(5,0)
129    2026-03-06   Midday   062    2,0,7,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
130    2026-03-06   Evening  373    3,3,8,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
131    2026-03-07   Midday   212    2,2,7,7         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(7,2,7,2) | T2: daysum(7,2)
132    2026-03-07   Evening  059    9,0,4,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
133    2026-03-08   Midday   211    1,2,6,7         ✗   ✗   ✓   T3: datesum(11)
134    2026-03-08   Evening  889    9,8,4,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3,8,3) | T2: daysum(8,3)
135    2026-03-09   Midday   383    3,3,8,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
136    2026-03-09   Evening  941    1,9,6,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
137    2026-03-10   Midday   558    8,5,3,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
138    2026-03-10   Evening  863    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
139    2026-03-11   Midday   700    0,7,5,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
140    2026-03-11   Evening  194    4,1,9,6         ✓   ✗   ✓   T1: date(1,6) | T3: datesum(14)
141    2026-03-12   Midday   708    8,7,3,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7) | T2: daysum(3,8)
142    2026-03-12   Evening  739    9,7,4,2         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
143    2026-03-13   Midday   450    0,4,5,9         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
144    2026-03-13   Evening  334    4,3,9,8         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8) | T2: daysum(4,9)
145    2026-03-14   Midday   270    0,2,5,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
146    2026-03-14   Evening  273    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
147    2026-03-15   Midday   595    5,5,0,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(5,0)
148    2026-03-15   Evening  391    1,3,6,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
149    2026-03-16   Midday   390    0,3,5,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
150    2026-03-16   Evening  884    4,8,9,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
151    2026-03-17   Midday   036    6,0,1,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
152    2026-03-17   Evening  815    5,8,0,3         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(8,3)
153    2026-03-18   Midday   978    8,9,3,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3) | T2: daysum(9,4)
154    2026-03-18   Evening  585    5,5,0,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
155    2026-03-19   Midday   752    2,7,7,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
156    2026-03-19   Evening  801    1,8,6,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
157    2026-03-20   Midday   033    3,0,8,5         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
158    2026-03-20   Evening  397    7,3,2,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
159    2026-03-21   Midday   466    6,4,1,9         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
160    2026-03-21   Evening  465    5,4,0,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
161    2026-03-22   Midday   985    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
162    2026-03-22   Evening  676    6,6,1,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
163    2026-03-23   Midday   196    6,1,1,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
164    2026-03-23   Evening  232    2,2,7,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
165    2026-03-24   Midday   675    5,6,0,1         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
166    2026-03-24   Evening  295    5,2,0,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
167    2026-03-25   Midday   883    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
168    2026-03-25   Evening  774    4,7,9,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
169    2026-03-26   Midday   310    0,3,5,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(8,3)
170    2026-03-26   Evening  306    6,3,1,8         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(6,1) | T2: daysum(8,3)
171    2026-03-27   Midday   656    6,6,1,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
172    2026-03-27   Evening  388    8,3,3,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
173    2026-03-28   Midday   170    0,1,5,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
174    2026-03-28   Evening  897    7,8,2,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(8,3)
175    2026-03-29   Midday   362    2,3,7,8         ✗   ✗   ✓   T3: datesum(32)
176    2026-03-29   Evening  126    6,1,1,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
177    2026-03-30   Midday   665    5,6,0,1         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
178    2026-03-30   Evening  506    6,5,1,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
179    2026-03-31   Midday   578    8,5,3,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
180    2026-03-31   Evening  605    5,6,0,1         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
181    2026-04-01   Midday   726    6,7,1,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
182    2026-04-01   Evening  281    1,2,6,7         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
183    2026-04-02   Midday   821    1,8,6,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
184    2026-04-02   Evening  252    2,2,7,7         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7,2,7) | T2: daysum(2,7)
185    2026-04-03   Midday   715    5,7,0,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
186    2026-04-03   Evening  363    3,3,8,8         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8,3,8) | T2: daysum(3,8)
187    2026-04-04   Midday   831    1,8,6,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
188    2026-04-04   Evening  818    8,8,3,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
189    2026-04-05   Midday   707    7,7,2,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
190    2026-04-05   Evening  956    6,9,1,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
191    2026-04-06   Midday   993    3,9,8,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
192    2026-04-06   Evening  224    4,2,9,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
193    2026-04-07   Midday   522    2,5,7,0         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(7,2,7,2) | T2: daysum(7,2)
194    2026-04-07   Evening  375    5,3,0,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
195    2026-04-08   Midday   099    9,0,4,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
196    2026-04-08   Evening  599    9,5,4,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
197    2026-04-09   Midday   983    3,9,8,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
198    2026-04-09   Evening  845    5,8,0,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
199    2026-04-10   Midday   806    6,8,1,3         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(1,6)
200    2026-04-10   Evening  518    8,5,3,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
201    2026-04-11   Midday   936    6,9,1,4         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
202    2026-04-11   Evening  053    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
203    2026-04-12   Midday   579    9,5,4,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
204    2026-04-12   Evening  768    8,7,3,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7) | T2: daysum(3,8)
205    2026-04-13   Midday   665    5,6,0,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
206    2026-04-13   Evening  070    0,0,5,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
207    2026-04-14   Midday   512    2,5,7,0         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
208    2026-04-14   Evening  656    6,6,1,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
209    2026-04-15   Midday   293    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
210    2026-04-15   Evening  088    8,0,3,5         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(5,0)
211    2026-04-16   Midday   373    3,3,8,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
212    2026-04-16   Evening  186    6,1,1,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
213    2026-04-17   Midday   156    6,1,1,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
214    2026-04-17   Evening  030    0,0,5,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
215    2026-04-18   Midday   660    0,6,5,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
216    2026-04-18   Evening  814    4,8,9,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3) | T2: daysum(9,4)
217    2026-04-19   Midday   291    1,2,6,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
218    2026-04-19   Evening  370    0,3,5,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
219    2026-04-20   Midday   772    2,7,7,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
220    2026-04-20   Evening  203    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
221    2026-04-21   Midday   417    7,4,2,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
222    2026-04-21   Evening  498    8,4,3,9         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(3,8)
223    2026-04-22   Midday   776    6,7,1,2         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
224    2026-04-22   Evening  959    9,9,4,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
225    2026-04-23   Midday   861    1,8,6,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(3,8)
226    2026-04-23   Evening  510    0,5,5,0         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
227    2026-04-24   Midday   309    9,3,4,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
228    2026-04-24   Evening  894    4,8,9,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
229    2026-04-25   Midday   006    6,0,1,5         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(5,0)
230    2026-04-25   Evening  064    4,0,9,5         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(5,0)
231    2026-04-26   Midday   995    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
232    2026-04-26   Evening  796    6,7,1,2         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
233    2026-04-27   Midday   905    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
234    2026-04-27   Evening  950    0,9,5,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
235    2026-04-28   Midday   905    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
236    2026-04-28   Evening  275    5,2,0,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
237    2026-04-29   Midday   387    7,3,2,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
238    2026-04-29   Evening  804    4,8,9,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(9,4)
239    2026-04-30   Midday   835    5,8,0,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(0,5) | T2: daysum(3,8)
240    2026-04-30   Evening  585    5,5,0,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
241    2026-05-01   Midday   770    0,7,5,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
242    2026-05-01   Evening  671    1,6,6,1         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(1,6,1,6) | T2: daysum(1,6)
243    2026-05-02   Midday   536    6,5,1,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
244    2026-05-02   Evening  469    9,4,4,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
245    2026-05-03   Midday   134    4,1,9,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
246    2026-05-03   Evening  931    1,9,6,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
247    2026-05-04   Midday   923    3,9,8,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(4,9,4,9) | T2: daysum(4,9)
248    2026-05-04   Evening  517    7,5,2,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
249    2026-05-05   Midday   388    8,3,3,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
250    2026-05-05   Evening  801    1,8,6,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
251    2026-05-06   Midday   372    2,3,7,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
252    2026-05-06   Evening  517    7,5,2,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
253    2026-05-07   Midday   605    5,6,0,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
254    2026-05-07   Evening  888    8,8,3,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
255    2026-05-08   Midday   871    1,8,6,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3,8,3) | T2: daysum(8,3)
256    2026-05-08   Evening  920    0,9,5,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
257    2026-05-09   Midday   715    5,7,0,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
258    2026-05-09   Evening  089    9,0,4,5         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
259    2026-05-10   Midday   321    1,3,6,8         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(1,6)
260    2026-05-10   Evening  986    6,9,1,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(1,6)
261    2026-05-11   Midday   571    1,5,6,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(1,6)
262    2026-05-11   Evening  309    9,3,4,8         ✗   ✗   ✗
263    2026-05-12   Midday   949    9,9,4,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
264    2026-05-12   Evening  547    7,5,2,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
265    2026-05-13   Midday   989    9,9,4,4         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(4,9)
266    2026-05-13   Evening  016    6,0,1,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
267    2026-05-14   Midday   324    4,3,9,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
268    2026-05-14   Evening  854    4,8,9,3         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(4,9)
269    2026-05-15   Midday   600    0,6,5,1         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0) | T2: daysum(6,1)
270    2026-05-15   Evening  182    2,1,7,6         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
271    2026-05-16   Midday   146    6,1,1,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
272    2026-05-16   Evening  223    3,2,8,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
273    2026-05-17   Midday   738    8,7,3,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(7,2) | T2: daysum(8,3)
274    2026-05-17   Evening  562    2,5,7,0         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(7,2)
275    2026-05-18   Midday   406    6,4,1,9         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(9,4)
276    2026-05-18   Evening  303    3,3,8,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(8,3)
277    2026-05-19   Midday   228    8,2,3,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
278    2026-05-19   Evening  893    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
279    2026-05-20   Midday   857    7,8,2,3         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(2,7)
280    2026-05-20   Evening  254    4,2,9,7         ✗   ✓   ✓   T2: daysum(2,7) | T3: datesum(25)
281    2026-05-21   Midday   032    2,0,7,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
282    2026-05-21   Evening  842    2,8,7,3         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(3,8)
283    2026-05-22   Midday   228    8,2,3,7         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
284    2026-05-22   Evening  307    7,3,2,8         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
285    2026-05-23   Midday   236    6,2,1,7         ✗   ✗   ✗
286    2026-05-23   Evening  795    5,7,0,2         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(5,0)
287    2026-05-24   Midday   516    6,5,1,0         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(6,1)
288    2026-05-24   Evening  097    7,0,2,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
289    2026-05-25   Midday   262    2,2,7,7         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
290    2026-05-25   Evening  862    2,8,7,3         ✗   ✓   ✗   T2: daysum(7,2)
291    2026-05-26   Midday   172    2,1,7,6         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
292    2026-05-26   Evening  756    6,7,1,2         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(6,1)
293    2026-05-27   Midday   832    2,8,7,3         ✓   ✗   ✓   T1: date(7,2) | T3: datesum(32)
294    2026-05-27   Evening  033    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
295    2026-05-28   Midday   992    2,9,7,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
296    2026-05-28   Evening  144    4,1,9,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
297    2026-05-29   Midday   177    7,1,2,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
298    2026-05-29   Evening  833    3,8,8,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
299    2026-05-30   Midday   749    9,7,4,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
300    2026-05-30   Evening  931    1,9,6,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
301    2026-05-31   Midday   520    0,5,5,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
302    2026-05-31   Evening  043    3,0,8,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
303    2026-06-01   Midday   045    5,0,0,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
304    2026-06-01   Evening  842    2,8,7,3         ✗   ✗   ✗
305    2026-06-02   Midday   717    7,7,2,2         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7,2,7) | T2: daysum(2,7)
306    2026-06-02   Evening  437    7,4,2,9         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(2,7,2,7) | T2: daysum(2,7)
307    2026-06-03   Midday   879    9,8,4,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(3,8,3,8) | T2: daysum(3,8)
308    2026-06-03   Evening  119    9,1,4,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
309    2026-06-04   Midday   314    4,3,9,8         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(4,9,4,9) | T2: daysum(4,9)
310    2026-06-04   Evening  075    5,0,0,5         ✗   ✗   ✗
311    2026-06-05   Midday   797    7,7,2,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
312    2026-06-05   Evening  529    9,5,4,0         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(5,0,5,0) | T2: daysum(5,0)
313    2026-06-06   Midday   710    0,7,5,2         ✗   ✗   ✗
314    2026-06-06   Evening  712    2,7,7,2         ✗   ✗   ✓   T3: datesum(12)
315    2026-06-07   Midday   641    1,6,6,1         ✗   ✗   ✗
316    2026-06-07   Evening  925    5,9,0,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
317    2026-06-08   Midday   105    5,1,0,6         ✗   ✗   ✗
318    2026-06-08   Evening  859    9,8,4,3         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(8,3,8,3) | T2: daysum(8,3)
319    2026-06-09   Midday   977    7,9,2,4         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
320    2026-06-09   Evening  504    4,5,9,0         ✓   ✓   ✗   T1: date(9,4,9,4) | T2: daysum(9,4)
321    2026-06-10   Midday   932    2,9,7,4         ✗   ✗   ✗
322    2026-06-10   Evening  415    5,4,0,9         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(0,5)
323    2026-06-11   Midday   498    8,4,3,9         ✗   ✗   ✗
324    2026-06-11   Evening  549    9,5,4,0         ✗   ✗   ✗
325    2026-06-12   Midday   002    2,0,7,5         ✓   ✗   ✗   T1: date(2,7)
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Midday STREAM SUMMARY
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Total draws: 163

Test1 (Original Date Match): 50 hits (30.7%)
Test2 (Day Sum Match):       56 hits (34.4%)
Test3 (Date Sum Pair Match): 6 hits (3.7%)
Combined (any test passes):  85 hits (52.1%)

There's 5 rules I came up with and/or discovered.
This only utilizes 3. With this knowledge, comes the possibility of over-filtering or cutting out a winning number.
Anyway this is mostly for entertainment purposes. Friendly Audit :)~