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@pepyakin
Protocols, databases, execution (wasm, RISC-V). Ex Irreducible, NOMT, Polkadot.
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    Sep 12, 2023
    In this blog post I introduce a useful concept for reasoning about rollups, sharding, light clients and bridges, called State Commitments Arguments.
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    It's all about light clients
    I discuss the notion of state commitment arguments and how they are used to build light clients.
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    @pepyakin
    Oct 20, 2025
    Last nail into our beautiful fairy tale.
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    @peter_szilagyi
    Oct 19, 2025
    Since y'all spammed my timeline full of #Ethereum existential crises, here's a letter I sent to EF leadership in a year and half ago 😬. (link in next post because Twitter...)
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    @pepyakin
    Sep 9, 2025
    What this announcement fails to convey is how easy it is to write circuits. Binius64 feels more like writing digital logic circuits writing than ZK arithmetic circuits.
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    Sep 9, 2025
    1/ Today marks the beginning of a new chapter for Irreducible. We started as a custom-hardware company, and now we are fully focused on high-performance software. Read below about our pivot and our new proof system, Binius64 👇
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    @pepyakin
    Aug 27, 2025
    It's so amusing when you ask claude to provide a plan for some change and it be like: Week 1: Base Infrastructure Week 2: Basic cases working Week 3: All test cases passing Week 4: Performance optimization & documentation and then it's done in like 10 minutes.
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    @pepyakin
    Aug 23, 2025
    Can we get apt-get repo but with SNARK proofs that the binaries actually come from the claimed commit and compiler? Especially now with the recent breakthroughs in zkvms like Jolt? Check out the 🧵!
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    @pepyakin
    Sep 1, 2023
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    Potentially, compilation could be skipped altogether and machine code for selected platforms could be posted along with a proof of correctness. There are some caveats and more research is needed, but it's nuts it's possible! Opens big design space.
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