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Does the second point also imply that low order points are not representable internally?

Hey Jon, Thanks for the interest, I will split up your comment into three: **Status:** - Lookups have been implemented for bivariate functions. **Rangeproof:** You could do rangeproofs with the...

Examples added in this commit: https://github.com/kevaundray/plookup/commit/2b34b0b4d5b19aafb07323476dd510e8a0488224

Hey, You would not necessarily do a lookup table for SHA256, but more a lookup table for some component in sha256. For example, In sha256 you may need to do...

Hi, sorry for the late reply, not sure how I missed it. That error is Rust specific, you need to compile on nightly. I believe this was for benchmarks; I...

I have updated the readme to include the rust channel needed: You can find more information on this stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53136717/errore0554-feature-may-not-be-used-on-the-stable-release-channel-couldnt

@KickSeason Did you find which opcode was causing the problem?

> Yeah this issue would be TurboPlonk related -- Please wait for us to switch to UP, as Lasse said, it has a much better interface and support :)

> Hey team @Globallager @LHerskind @kevaundray , > > > > I am trying to update noir to the most recent PR that implements this fix, via this command: >...

> Thanks @kevaundray! Are there any benchmarks for the `peerdas-kzg` crate? Yep, I added some a few hours ago -- you can `cd eip7594` and `cargo bench` -- For a...