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Georgios Konstantopoulos

Favorite talks from #zcon3? Going through the recordings, started with

's talk on how one can optimize the shape of their circuit depending on proving time/proof size/verifier time etc Surprised nobody's talking about this

A Forest of Levers: The Performance of Orchard - Jack Grigg (Str4d)...

After a brief overview of the Orchard protocol (to provide some context), the first half of the talk provides a medium-level introduction to Halo 2. Str4d lo...

11:06 PM · Aug 14, 2022

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community has been talking about this a lot, this property is very cool. Will allow some circuits to be optimized for fitting the prover in the browser, at the cost of verification time, etc.

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