STARK101-rs: How STARKs work?

Workshop: STARK101-rs: How STARKs work?

Date: Tuesday, February 28th at 6:30 PM (GMT-3)

Requirements:

• Basic programming knowledge (preferably in Rust)
• Optional: Basic knowledge of finite fields and polynomials

STARKs are a type of zero-knowledge proof widely used to achieve computational integrity, with several applications in blockchain and other fields such as machine learning, among others. This allows a small computer to delegate a very expensive computation to a much more powerful computer and at the same time have a method to verify that it was executed correctly.

The objective of the workshop is to understand the functioning of STARKs in a practical way, solving the exercises of STARK101 in Rust with a brief theoretical introduction to the topics.

Don’t forget to bring your computer! It will be a face-to-face activity at our offices in Palermo (Buenos Aires, Argentina), with the option of joining virtually.

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