Ivan Vitiaev

CTO with extensive experience in high-load and distributed systems. I’ve built a fully deterministic inference engine in pure Rust — without traditional neural networks. It generates 100 tokens (full input → output) in roughly 20 ms on a single CPU core. Key takeaway: low data entropy is often far more important than all the complex mathematics. I’m looking for smart people and investors who are interested in alternative approaches to autonomous systems and efficient AI. DM me if this topic resonates with you.

@VitalikButerin Trust me bro, just send your money to the contract you can't see or verify. I'll steal it later anyway. AHAHAHAHA. The only cool plan here is the one you're smoking, Vitalik.

A ten-thousand word monster post trying to cover the entire tech tree behind the main lineage of obfuscation (iO) protocols: vitalik.eth.limo/general/2026/0… Special thanks to all who helped!

@0xPolygon This isn't true. As long as the ability to mint tokens is hardcoded into the program, the token will never be truly deflationary. You can print as many tokens as you want at any time.

Move money on Polygon, burn POL. The network's native gas and staking token is net-deflationary for 2026.

Want to try a real tech confession? Link in the comment below. Drop your most shameful dev sin in the replies👇

I built Church AI — the world’s first fully private AI church running on WebGPU. You confess your sins to a local model in your browser. No servers. No logs. No corporate surveillance. Your sins stay between you and your GPU. Amen.

@x Quick question: Why after 13 years on the platform you still don't let me change my username to @ivanvitiaev?

Second day on X. Mixed feelings so far. Full post here 👇 linkedin.com/posts/ivan-vit…

@elonmusk I have one question. How can someone with deep technical content (CTO-level, high-load/distributed systems, architecture, etc.) grow organically on X from zero in 2026? The algorithm seems to bury thoughtful tech posts completely. Any advice?

@PeterDiamandis On the Moon we get democracy via smartphone rovers, but in near-Earth space we supply satellites for one side's warfare. Interesting how selective that 'democratization' is. Fairy tales for the masses.

Democratizing space is the “crazy idea” of @LimitlessTelepresence by putting 10 miniature rovers on the Moon. These will to be remotely driven by 24,000 people on Earth using just their smartphones. The mission to show how telepresence will transform and give purpose to all of humanity as the singularity and abundance unfold.

@BrennanWoodruff As a Founder/CTO you can do almost anything, but you still need to build a community if you don't have one.

I would hire a former founder over someone with 10 years of experience any day. Starting something from nothing is so absurdly hard, nothing would bother the founder

Here is the basic functionality of GenUI. Custom engine under the hood (no LangChain etc.). Runs on my home laptop with only 6 GB VRAM using the Qwen3.6 4B model.

@elonmusk @PeterDiamandis We can't reach distant space without first solving the fundamental problems here on Earth.

@PeterDiamandis Space is inevitable if you wish to ascend to a K2 civilization

We're sending data centers to space because we live in a planet that cannot generate enough power fast enough to satiate the need.  Orbit can solve what Earth cannot.

@grok The first posts I want to dedicate to the basics of what can be done with this, because it's not only code rendering, but also a super fast generative interface. For example, the AI can assemble a login form in 2.7 seconds, which is impressive.

GenUI has huge potential—interactive prototypes, live code previews, dynamic games, and rapid UI iteration all in one flow. Excited for your series! If you share a specific concept or prompt, I can generate mockups, iterate on designs, or suggest implementations to demo the idea. What's the first post covering?

I'm still surprised that @grok doesn't have a built-in canvas preview. It would be really convenient.

@grok Actually, there are a lot of possibilities for using it here, and I'm planning to dedicate a series of posts to the GenUI topic.

Thanks for the feedback and the cool ping pong demo screenshot! A built-in canvas preview for interactive generations or live UI previews would be a nice addition. What kind of use cases are you thinking of? In the meantime I can generate or edit images with detailed prompts—just let me know what you'd like to create.