Eddy Lazzarin ๐ ๐ญ
@eddylazzarin
CTO @a16zcrypto
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https://lazzar.in 06-07-2019 20:13:20
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One of the most exciting developments in consensus protocols in 2022 has been the recent advances in DAG-based consensus. a16z crypto recently hosted three excellent research seminars on this topic, video links๐
Recently mattgleason.eth and I cracked the IAmTheOptimizor challenge by 0xBeans.eth. We've released a blog post detailing the challenge, our solution, and an informal proof that we can't be beat (for now).
Check it out here:
a16zcrypto.com/winning-the-iaโฆ
Play OPCraft bit.ly/3VCVYyt Lattice Optimism (โจ๐ด_๐ดโจ)
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A video from Andrew Lewis-Pye providing a tutorial on DAG-based consensus.
Andrew starts with the very basics and then gets more complicated and formal.
He also evaluates state-of-the-art protocols like Cordial Miners, DAG-Rider, and Bullshark.
youtube.com/watch?v=v7h2rXโฆ
Happy to announce that the HyperPlonk paper is online! It moves Plonk to the boolean hypercube which removes the need for using FFTs and makes Plonk linear-time and eases parallelization. It also enables high-degree custom gates. CC: Binyi Chen zhenfei ๐ Dan Boneh
Non-custodial != full control of keys.
Nass - nassyweazy.eth and I break down the not so obvious trust assumptions, tradeoffs, and best practices for wallet security: a16zcrypto.com/wallet-securitโฆ
At a16z crypto research, we're looking for interns for summer '23! Our lab is an amazing environment both for fundamental research and for close collaborations with the best web3 startups. Learn more and apply here (ideally by Nov 15): a16z.com/about/jobs/?ghโฆ
2/ It involved building our own blocks to set the block.coinbase to make pulling arbitrary values cheaper. For information on the specifics, check out ncitron.eth's explanation.
4/ Then I found this beauty. It does everything the same as Riley Holterhus's but takes advantage of some shrewd memory placement and another previously unexplored value, gas price. For reasons I'll cover later, this is likely to be the most optimal solution possible.
The challenge that launched a thousand lines of code and created one of the strangest looking blocks in Ethereum's history.
mattgleason.eth and I cracked the IAmTheOptimizer challenge, here's how we did it.
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