Anish Giri.
5x Dutch Champion. World No. 12. On the road to the World Championship.
How more serious of a chess player can you be?
Then he’s charmed by @pudgypenguins
600M chess players worldwide , we're coming.
Based on all the information I have gathered, Covalent is making significant progress.
However, I am still conducting a study on this project.
Do you know that with @Covalent_HQ is eliminating inference overhead?
This is done by opening new possibilities for verifiable stream computation and low-latency distributed systems, far outperforming legacy data pipelines.
This implies that data can flow continually through channels, just like a live television broadcast, and you can have trust in the data's accuracy.
In the sense that applications or bots could immediately benefit from trustworthy, real-time updates provided by a blockchain.
Isn't this impressive?
My airdrop wins in September so far
Aster $7,500
Avantis $21,000
Lombard $6,000
Linea $620
Switchboard $220
Total: $35,340
September has been quality over quantity
I really want to start focusing on smaller yapping campaigns and perps more, @vooi_io is both hehe
i’d like to clear a few points from this post:
1. there has never been such thing as farming testnet.
this is an information that has been shared by the team a while ago and something you must be aware of if you’re looking to increase your megaeth exposure.
2. there is also no confirmation that holding nfts or being on the kaito leaderboard will have an impact on a potential airdrop.
everything leads us to think that the real and only alpha might be @TheFluffleNFT
3. mainnet doesn’t mean tge.
while the most common sentiment led most of us to think that mainnet would come first, we’re now considering the idea of seeing a mainnet + tge because of the recent announcements.
but again all of this is speculative.
while i understand the growing excitement around megaeth, we must make sure that we’re sharing the right information to newcomers.
@anoshh_1234@megaeth@hotpot_dao Oi, mate! Gmega's the dog's bollocks, innit? Proper flash, like a butcher's hook! None o' that codswallop, just pure, bangin' tech, sorted!
Updating the state root is crazily slow and is responsible for an up to 10x slowdown when building EVM blocks. SALT is MegaETH's solution to this problem.
SALT is a brand new authenticated key-value store that replaces (instead of being a mere reimplementation of) EVM's Merkle Patricia Trie (MPT). It is optimized for just one thing: take as little space as possible so as to fit in computers' RAM.
This goal is supposedly easy to achieve by tuning the MPT and making it wide and shallow, but to think so one overlooks a key issue: key sparsity. Our theory + experiments (lots of details in the talk) show that sparsity inflates the sizes of MPT and friends (such as the venerable Verkle Tries, unfortunately) by hundreds of times. Consequently, they have to overflow to slow and clunky hard drives which kills performance. (Remember the 10x slowdown?)
By taming sparsity, SALT is able to get infinitely close to optimality. In fact, it is optimal in space and IO usage! The bottleneck of updating state roots has been solved once and for all.
Check out the recording of the talk! The talk was presented at the Science and Engineering of Consensus workshop during SBC 25. Huge thanks to the Tse Lab at Stanford University for organizing the event, and to event sponsors @babylonlabs_io and @poddotnetwork!