Workers are sourced from frontend wallet application with built in inferno worker node (inferno.apk) FOR FREE MOTHERFUCKERsince workers are freely contributed by users of the wallet their use as workers is restricted. so only available when certain possibly user set conditions are met ie:wifi availablebattery at x%phone plugged intime is after X before Y
Ethereum nodeproblem 1) node is monolithic (its all 1 thing). When executing a contract, this is executed on all nodes, which is super dumb if you consider that the script need only be executed on a single server, but on eth its executed on all thousands of nodes.cost of running smart contracts will only exponentially increase with network expanse till scaling wall is hit.Problem 2) bundling together makes etherum turing complete as opposed to a finite state machine like bitcoin and other alts.turing complete = normal computer (for every input there are possibly multiple outputs ) user ---> command ----- > turing machine processing ------> sets variables processing ------ > write to disk/memory processing --------> perform calculationuser <---response ---------- processing done user ---command---> finite state machine new stateuser <---response--- finite state machine finite state machine = generalized computer (for every 1 input there is 1 output (every input and output is known, there is no way for the machine to fuck up the execution of an command, all error = human errorbundled smart contracts ontop of blockchainchucked a data persistence layer to have a place to store contract data etc
Ethereum nodeproblem 1) node is monolithic (its all 1 thing). When executing a contract, this is executed on all nodes, which is super dumb if you consider that the script need only be executed on a single server, but on eth its executed on all thousands of nodes.cost of running smart contracts will only exponentially increase with network expanse till scaling wall is hit.Problem 2) bundling together makes etherum turing complete as opposed to a finite state machine like bitcoin and other alts.turing complete = normal computer (for every input there are possibly multiple outputs ) user ---> command ----- > turing machine processing ------> sets variables processing ------ > write to disk/memory processing --------> perform calculationuser <---response ---------- processing done user ---command---> finite state machine new stateuser <---response--- finite state machine finite state machine = generalized computer (for every 1 input there is 1 output (every input and output is known, there is no way for the machine to fuck up the execution of an command, all error = human errorbundled smart contracts ontop of blockchainchucked a data persistence layer to have a place to store contract data etc