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Looking forward to presenting commonware's latest work "Sequencer-Driven Decoupled State Machine Replication (DSMR) — A Practical Approach to Multiple Concurrent Proposers" at Solana Accelerate 🇺🇸 NYC May 19-23 next month! IBRL 👀

Enjoyed this conversation about "Verticalized Blockchain Applications" (and how commonware is designing for what we think is an inevitable future). Thanks for hosting me, gb3nga!

How Things Work #2: Executable Semantic Frameworks and K Yesterday, I chatted with Grigore Rosu from Pi Squared about a new type of blockchain execution environment where anyone can deploy their own language. If you've already committed to RISC-V or WASM, don't watch.

Powered by K, this new environment employs "Compositional Symbolic Execution" to outperform manually-written language interpreters. TL;DR convert programs into mathematical theorems -> perform reductions/simplifications not previously possible: pi2.network/papers/llvm-k-…

“At Pi², we don’t care what programming language you use. We care if it has formal semantics. That’s how you prove something is true.” Grigore Rosu breaks it down on commonware w/ patrickogrady.xyz ↓

every cycle has its frameworks. he’s building the one you’ll still want to use when this one ends. your favorite builder’s favorite builder patrickogrady.xyz

Today, I’m excited to share that commonware is launching a continuous security program, partnering for validator operation, and deploying purpose-built infrastructure (exoware) with the world-class team at asymmetric research.

We're proud to support commonware as their primary security and validator infrastructure partner—helping design and review the foundational components of their modular primitives, and ensuring the Commonware Library is (and stays) production-ready.

patrickogrady.xyz commonware exoware asymmetric research Yuge, couple of top tier technical teams coming together

HUGE thanks to Cognition for generating a (much needed) wiki for the commonware Library:

If you've been looking around commonware alto, we now have a wiki for that too:

I’m excited to share that Dan Laine (github.com/danlaine) has joined commonware as our fourth. Over the last 3.5 years, Dan has displayed an incredible knack for finding bugs in my code. I look forward to seeing him showcase that same skill in the Commonware Library.

Want to work on open and performance-guided Rust? Apply to commonware: x.com/i/jobs/1899202…

Yesterday at Solana Accelerate 🇺🇸 NYC May 19-23, I shared a sneak peak of commonware's new Sequencer-Driven DSMR (and discussed how it can be tweaked to provide Multi-Concurrent Proposer-like properties):

208ms Block Time. 307ms Block Finality. 65% Less CPU. Meet (The Rebuilt) commonware Alto.