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blueshift retweeted
Motion corp is excited to announce that we've been working with @blueshift as our official development partner for our proprietary token and vault standards.
Top tier platforms require top tier developers, and blueshift delivers.
Imagine sleeping on @deanmlittle SIMDs...
BIG WEEK for cryptography
blueshift retweeted
A bunch of things that miught be coming to Solana soon, featuring @anza_xyz, @jump_, @jito, @harmonic_gg, @blueshift and @osec_io and more.
Thanks to @solana_devs for the invite!
Canada was a movie!
Shoutout to our brothers at @SuperteamTalent and @SuperteamCAN for having us
blueshift retweeted
2026 is turning into a DevEx year for Solana 🌊
Another major win for the ecosystem just landed with Web3.js 3.0 RC, the familiar interface rebuilt on Kit.
Great work, @blueshift!
This is the convergence point for Solana's TypeScript ecosystem: Kit as the foundation, Web3.js as the front door.
Thanks to @dhkleung and @a_milz for the hard work! If you want to read more about it: blueshift.gg/research/sunris…
24hr ago we solved Javascript development on @solana, and everyone was excited AF.
This colossal achievement is @dhkleung incredible work (alongside @a_milz on the reviewing side).
So if you are still not following these 2 chads, NGMI
That means smaller bundles, a leaner dependency tree, better performance, and a library caught back up to the protocol.
Everything without a community-wide rewrite and a simple version bump.
This is the convergence point for Solana's TypeScript ecosystem: Kit as the foundation, Web3.js as the front door.
Thanks to @dhkleung and @a_milz for the hard work! If you want to read more about it: blueshift.gg/research/sunris…
blueshift retweeted
The Superteam Talent Tour is coming to New York City
Solana Career Day NYC, June 4th at the Solana Office
Details below
blueshift retweeted
SVM-compatible PQ signature scheme #3: Hawk512 – for when you want to trade compute for additional instruction data. 555 byte signatures. Verification costs just ~350k CUs with ~18kb storage, or ~750k CUs with ~1kb storage.
github.com/blueshift-gg/sola…
With upstream + libcalls you can now just do `a == b` and still get performant code just like how normal people normally write normal rust in the normal universe...
Now live on Quasar! ⏩
Literally spat my coffee when I saw this, what have y’all been through?
> okay let’s see how I could push quasar even more IBRL with libcalls
> my memcmp is compiled through and solana-compiler-builtins is included but why is the logic not honored at all?
> found this
```
core::ptr::read_unaligned(a) == core::ptr::read_unaligned(b)
&& core::ptr::read_unaligned(a.add(1)) == core::ptr::read_unaligned(b.add(1))
&& core::ptr::read_unaligned(a.add(2)) == core::ptr::read_unaligned(b.add(2))
&& core::ptr::read_unaligned(a.add(3)) == core::ptr::read_unaligned(b.add(3))
```
> eh!??
> people… have been… hand rolling… 32 byte array comparison… ?
With upstream + libcalls you can just do `a == b` and still get performant code (yes compiler even saves 1 CU for you)
Just like how normal people normally write normal rust in the normal universe
