Hi there. Here's my JAPH: 
#!/usr/bin/perl                         
 use warnings;
   use strict;   
    my$k='my$i=0;
     foreach my $v
      (-4,26,10,-4,
       -104,-56, -61
        ,-79,-94,-127
         ,-152,-162, -
          268,-245,-250
           ,-264,-298, -
            403,-361,-399
             ,-429,-454, -
              494,-516){$_[
               $i++]+= $v; }
                join"",map{chr
                 }@_;';foreach(
                  reverse(12..35)
                   ){$k="sub{$k}->
                    (\@_, int map{(
                     int)x\$_}(1..$_ 
                      ))"}print eval$k

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Shrinked version: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my$k='my$i=0;foreach my$v(-4,26,10,-4,-104,-56,-61,-79,-94,-127,-152,-
+162,-268,
-245,-250,-264,-298,-403,-361,-399,-429,-454,-494,-516){$_[$i++]+=$v}j
+oin"",map
{chr}@_;';foreach (reverse (12..35)){$k="sub{$k}->(\@_,int map{(int)x\
+$_}(1..$_
))"}print eval $k;

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