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  1. #e_id #ZKP

    This just blew my head: we're looking at the latest and greatest ZKP frameworks before digging more into noir, and I saw this:

    doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/platfo

    A freakin' RUST TARGET FOR ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF VIRTUAL MACHINES!

    So: take your rust program (not all of std is supported), compile it to a zkvm, and run it there!

    I found this on OpenVMs page:

    github.com/openvm-org/openvm

  2. #e_id #ZKP

    This just blew my head: we're looking at the latest and greatest ZKP frameworks before digging more into noir, and I saw this:

    doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/platfo

    A freakin' RUST TARGET FOR ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF VIRTUAL MACHINES!

    So: take your rust program (not all of std is supported), compile it to a zkvm, and run it there!

    I found this on OpenVMs page:

    github.com/openvm-org/openvm

  3. #e_id #ZKP

    This just blew my head: we're looking at the latest and greatest ZKP frameworks before digging more into noir, and I saw this:

    doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/platfo

    A freakin' RUST TARGET FOR ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF VIRTUAL MACHINES!

    So: take your rust program (not all of std is supported), compile it to a zkvm, and run it there!

    I found this on OpenVMs page:

    github.com/openvm-org/openvm

  4. #e_id #ZKP

    This just blew my head: we're looking at the latest and greatest ZKP frameworks before digging more into noir, and I saw this:

    doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/platfo

    A freakin' RUST TARGET FOR ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF VIRTUAL MACHINES!

    So: take your rust program (not all of std is supported), compile it to a zkvm, and run it there!

    I found this on OpenVMs page:

    github.com/openvm-org/openvm

  5. #e_id #ZKP

    This just blew my head: we're looking at the latest and greatest ZKP frameworks before digging more into noir, and I saw this:

    doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/platfo

    A freakin' RUST TARGET FOR ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF VIRTUAL MACHINES!

    So: take your rust program (not all of std is supported), compile it to a zkvm, and run it there!

    I found this on OpenVMs page:

    github.com/openvm-org/openvm

  6. #E_ID #ZKP Having some fun with Noir and ZKPs to prove the knowledge of ECDSA:

    github.com/eid-privacy/noir-pl

    We're doing this in order to understand how good nowadays ZKP libraries are in bringing understandable and fast proving systems to developers!

  7. #E_ID #ZKP Having some fun with Noir and ZKPs to prove the knowledge of ECDSA:

    github.com/eid-privacy/noir-pl

    We're doing this in order to understand how good nowadays ZKP libraries are in bringing understandable and fast proving systems to developers!