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>>tromp+(OP)
I have no idea offhand how this compares to any of those, but my try would be 0xf090a8802dcf8900, which when interpreted as a UTF-8 encoded C style string is 𐡀-ω, which is the supremum of the set {A₀, A₁, A₂, ...} (Pretend all those 'A's are '𐡀's, because I couldn't figure out how to get a subscript to the right of an 𐡀. The 𐡀 symbol is from a right-to-left alphabet and whenever I'd try to add a subscript it would get moved to the left!).

If 𐡀-ω is too cheesy, my try would be 0xf090a880e2828900, which is 𐡀 subscript 9.

>>tzs+x17
Can you explain what these A₀, A₁, A₂, ... are, and how their supremum is a finite number?

>>tromp+XC7
Oh, I didn't realize we were only doing finite numbers. I had thought we just needed numbers that.

The A's are the aleph numbers, just using A instead of 𐡀 because I don't know how to put a subscript on the right side of an 𐡀.

They are the cardinalities of well-ordered infinite sets. Aleph-0 is the cardinality of the natural numbers, aleph-1 is the cardinality of the smallest infinite set that is larger than the natural numbers, and it goes on from there.

>>tzs+ttb
Yeah; I was doing finite numbers. Sorry if that wasn't clear.