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Lag would have been a real problem 5 years ago, but new advances since then have allowed us to eliminate nearly all of it: 5 Ghz WiFi bands, H.265 hardware-accelerated low-latency encoders, widespread 100 Mbps Internet, and cheaper, more powerful GPUs. We also designed a new low-latency network protocol, and we locate servers as close to users geographically as possible.Īs a result, a user with 100 Mbps internet will rarely notice lag while using Mighty. Watch this demo video and see for yourself.

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When my MacBook Pro with 16 GB of RAM was only a year old, Chrome was killing my battery in under 2 hours. Over time we think latency and congestion over people's connections will improve in the future: WiFi 6, growing availability of 1 Gbps connections, H.266, Starlink, and redefining 'broadband.' Everything was instant and my battery lasted several hours again! I switched to Mighty and was shocked at how there was no input lag. There are four components to this idea: Browser = OS Our mission at Mighty is to make a new computer that changes what apps can do. But after talking to users we learned that they were using their browser most of the time and what they really needed was a faster browser: “Which application feels like it gets slowest the most?” When we first started Mighty, our plan was to stream Microsoft Windows. The OS is becoming increasingly irrelevant as we near the end of a multi-decade shift from desktop to web apps.

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Now even applications you install (Slack, Notion, Figma, etc.) are often made with Electron, which is largely running the engine of a browser.įrom the user's point of view, the browser is the operating system. That's where they spend their time and where apps run. Obviously operating systems will continue to exist, but they will shift into more of a background role. The cloudĮver since Amazon Web Services launched EC2 and S3, developers have benefited from new kinds of services that helped them manage and scale their systems. What we haven't seen yet is cloud services aimed at helping end users. But there is a lot of potential to do that too.Ī common question we also get is: 'Well, don't you think the hardware will just get so much better that you won't need to buy a new computer?' My common answer is: I remember when my dad told me that nobody would ever need more than 4 MB of RAM in a computer.

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When hardware advances, software commensurately absorbs the possibilities. The more cynical might blame JavaScript but I think it has enabled developers to build useful things more quickly.

Hardware inspires software and software inspires hardware-a never-ending virtuous cycle.

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We still upgrade our computers but usually either when keyboard keys are falling off or when we feel like 'it's time' because everything is running so slowly. It's not straightforward to pick the right Windows computer (80%+ of humanity still runs Windows, not macOS)-what do you search for? I had to buy one for my mother and Googling 'Best Windows Computer 2021' still prevails. Battery life still hasn't achieved multi-day performance despite it being the most desirable improvement amongst consumers. One answer is moving more client-side compute to the cloud.

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The code is now developed and maintained by research groups at the Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin and Imperial College London.From there, it's possible to change the constraints of the computer both in terms of software and hardware more rapidly. ISALE includes extensions, corrections and enhancements to the original SALE code made by several workers since the early 1990s. The porous-compaction model has been extensively validated against laboratory experiments and used to show, for the first time in numerical simulations, the important effect of friction and porosity on crater growth in granular materials. ISALE includes constitutive and porous-compaction models specifically developed for impact simulations. ISALE is a well-established, world-class tool for studying impacts, which has been used in pioneering studies of the formation of large impact craters on the Earth and the influence of target property variations on crater formation, the influence of a water layer on crater formation, as well as investigating the mobility of large rock avalanches. ISALE (impact-SALE) is a multi-material, multi-rheology shock physics code based on the SALE hydrocode (Simplified Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian).

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