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Katılım Eylül 2022
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vitalik.eth@VitalikButerin·
Many people have claimed that with AI-assisted bug finding, secure code (and hence trustless anything) will be impossible. I have a much more optimistic take, and AI-assisted formal verification is a major part of the reason why: vitalik.eth.limo/general/2026/0…
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parsley3D
parsley3D@Parsley3D·
I will whisper something to your ear "modafinil and bouldering* operate the alpha accordingly
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Ethereum Foundation
Ethereum Foundation@ethereumfndn·
Today, the Foundation’s Board released the EF Mandate. This document, which was first intended for EF members, reaffirms the promise of Ethereum, and the role of EF within this ecosystem.
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brechy.eth@brechy·
@QuangVDao @alxkzmn Thank you for bringing this up. It's true that the EC operations are not part of the proof and the verification is re-execution The setup seems correct though, this comes from the usage of the Miden ECDSA precompile @alexanderlee314 @bobbinth
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Quang Dao
Quang Dao@QuangVDao·
@alxkzmn You may also want to double-check your Miden bench For instance, in ECDSA, the computation is never proven in the STARK. It's executed natively during proving and re-executed natively during verification (not a problem with Miden but rather with your bench setup)
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alexkuzmin.eth 💙💛
Competing teams peer-reviewing each other’s results is what we envisioned when we started the CSP benchmarks project 😍 After all, as of now we’re a team of two maintaining benchmarks of some 5 target circuits across 15 systems.
Quang Dao@QuangVDao

@ClementWalter @eth_proofs The FRI config used in the benchmark provides 13 bits of security. Which explains the abnormally <100kb proof size @eth_proofs

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Mario Havel
Mario Havel@TMIYChao·
Ethereum Protocol Study Group for 2026 is finally announced! Starting in less than a week, it took us a while to push out the announcement because we were preparing the biggest curriculum so far blog.ethereum.org/2026/02/17/eth…
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Peer (Prev. ZKP2P)
Peer (Prev. ZKP2P)@peerxyz·
ZKP2P is now Peer: Finance for Humans
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Jens Groth
Jens Groth@JensGroth16·
Good research is being done on lookup and permutation arguments. The connection to shuffle proofs seems under appreciated, so I wrote up a comparison. @__zkhack__
Nexus@NexusLabs

Zero-knowledge proofs are going full circle. Techniques from 2000s-era e-voting are now powering cutting-edge zkVMs. Same core ideas, new execution. Faster, leaner, and finally ready for scale. Ready for a @JensGroth16 masterclass? blog.nexus.xyz/permutation-pr…

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brechy.eth
brechy.eth@brechy·
@ralexstokes It's a fun project but you could do specific optimizations just for the given scenario. Blocks and challenges should be updated constantly
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stokes@ralexstokes·
paradigm kernel optimization leaderboard but for an EVM indexer any takers
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Jimmy
Jimmy@jimmygchen·
Hello Fusaka🥳 Great job to everyone who pushed hard to make the fork happen in 2025, and for making it a successful one. Proud of the work we've achieved together. The road to Fusaka was long and bumpy, but we got here!🦓
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brechy.eth@brechy·
"Ironically, the more Ethereum optimizes for efficiency, the stronger its pull toward centralization." "Rather than paying for global storage or subsidizing full nodes indefinitely, Ethereum could instead reward state-serving events" Great second part on "The Future of State" by @CPerezz19 ethresear.ch/t/the-future-o…
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