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Hemanth KR

@zk-devBangalore, IndiaJoined July 2026

Every blog starts as a note. I publish what I learn so I can always come back and understand it again. And these posts are written from my personal notes. AI is used only for grammar, formatting, and readability.

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I'm a Computer Science student interested in zero-knowledge proofs, cryptography, and high-performance systems. I enjoy reading research papers, implementing protocols from scratch, and sharing my understanding through detailed technical articles. This blog serves as both my personal knowledge base and a resource for anyone interested in modern cryptography.

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Why do most modern zero knowledge proof systems convert the computations to polynomial equations ?

Let's get started : Assume we have a problem with five computations, now to verify these computations, the verifier will have to execute all those 5 computations and compare the computed value with th

Jul 17 · 4 min readzk-dev-notes.hashnode.dev

Reed - Solomon Fingerprinting

💡 Goal: Develop an appreciation for how randomness can be exploited to dramatically improve the efficiency of certain algorithms. Unlike the Interactive Proofs, there are: No untrusted provers. No

Jul 16 · 7 min readzk-dev-notes.hashnode.dev

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Why do most modern zero knowledge proof systems convert the computations to polynomial equations ?

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