John Adler (Fuel Labs, Celestia) on building the fastest modular execution layer (EP.307)

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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Fuel Labs and Celestia - John Adler

02:43 • 2min

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The Challenges of Scaling Prior to Roll Ups

05:00 • 3min

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The Limitations of the Challenge Game

07:54 • 2min

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The Shortcoming of a Roll Up Is a Blok Chain With a Bridge

10:07 • 4min

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Data Accessibility and Validity Proofs

14:02 • 4min

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Theorium as a Data Accessibility Layr

18:06 • 2min

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BitCoin

19:52 • 5min

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Why Is the Block Chain Limited to Bit Coin?

24:26 • 2min

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Using a Roll Up Scale to Get the Current State of a Blotchain

26:18 • 4min

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The Etheorum Roll Up

30:38 • 5min

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Fuel Is a Modular Execution Layer

35:17 • 2min

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The State of Fuel to Day?

37:16 • 4min

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Fuel

40:50 • 6min

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Reentrancy Bugs - How to Fix Them

46:20 • 3min

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Compiler Compilers - Is This a Good Idea?

49:39 • 4min

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Solidity Is the Dominant Smarcontac Language in the Therm Space

53:24 • 2min

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The Fuel of the Amboot Camp

55:32 • 5min

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The Fuel v M Is a v M, a Register Base Vm Instead of a Stack Pase, and So On.

01:00:14 • 2min

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The Fuel Compiler Provides More Scalability Than Etherium

01:02:04 • 2min

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Building Celestia and Fuel - The Ultimate Goal?

01:03:38 • 6min

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Etherea Maximalism - Innovation in Execution Environments

01:09:11 • 3min

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Building Block Chain Stacks - How to Improve the User Experience

01:12:32 • 4min

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Fuel and Celestia - Is There a Job Opening?

01:16:05 • 2min