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Simple case:

First pin to the LEFT of a dot and/or a notch is pin 1.

Chip with > 1 dot:

The darker/deeper dot is the main dot, first pin to the left is pin 1.

No dot or notch, just a semi circle on 1 side:

First pin on the left is pin 1.

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