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RE: EOS Details and Specifications
I do not see a killer feature in the list that really separates EOS form others (like Ethereum and NEM). Either the marketing could be more focussed or it is another coin of the mill.
I love to hear your thoughts on this.
Killer feature is parallelism + web assembly. Everything else is just doing the little things right.
like @dantheman said... nem isn't parrallel with an OS like layer built into it, plus @dan brings a lot of small features that are unique to bitshares and steemit
Thanks. Do you happen to known sources where these features 'parallelism + web assembly' are explained further (in a simple manner)?
Parallelism:
Also, asynchronous communication is sort of like AJAX programming, where a javascript query is sent to a website, and then code is executed when that external website responds. In blockchain, it would look like EOS doing a query to another blockchain or website, and then EOS executes specific code when there is a response... so the chaining of events isn't limited by fixed communication ordering on the blockchain.
Good clarification...!
@dantheman
It would be great if you could do a post on a sketch of a potential architecture of a censorship resistant Patreon built on top of EOS.
The important feature would have to be the ability to reference out-of-band content (like YouTube, Vimeo, minds.com, steemit, etc) and have the content producer be paid in his or her cryptocurrency of choice be it BTC, ETH, ETC, DASH, or XMR.
What do you think? How easily could one build this Patreon replacement on EOS?
This would be a great case study.
Best Regards,
Vishal