ExEx Excitement w/Ethereum Researcher James Prestwich

On Ep. 31 of Infinite Jungle, Christine chats with James Prestwich, Researcher at Init4 Tech, an Ethereum-focused research collective, about execution extensions (ExEx), client diversity, and the future market share of Ethereum.
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James Prestwich, Researcher at Init4 Tech
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[@informalacc]

it's not about having 3 different subway systems, it's about having 3 different transportation systems. In case of a subway failure; the busses, cars and pedestrian alternatives can still make the city keep functional. We've had catastrophe bugs already, but luckily yet not in the geth client. These failures in nethermind/besu etc was barely even mentioned anywhere cause they where so undramatic. Just download new client release, and sync for a few hours. Imagine the fallout when we have to coordinate an irregular state change hard fork on mainnet.

[@taccntb4345]

ETH > SOL

[@necrosis9222]

Professional yapper 😂