Post number #690041, ID: 67525e
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Is there a way to connect two laptops to work together like a bridge mode?
Or it's impossible directly
Post number #690047, ID: f9fa4c
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Yes it's possible, your welcome.
Post number #690139, ID: 4a1556
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By 'work together', are you thinking of something like Synergy?
Post number #690142, ID: 603229
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Or does OP mean cluster/distributed computing?
Post number #690265, ID: 18ae08
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I mean something like distributed computing to complete a task in my case simulations
Post number #690531, ID: 78616a
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Your simulator needs to be written for some cluster computing layer, but yeah, it's possible. Bullet Physics recently added support for "simulation islands", you could probably extend it so each island is solved on a different computer. At this point it's a little silly to be using "two laptops". Just spin up a docker swarm as-needed when simulation islands split or are merged and get your computation done in a fraction of the time.
Post number #690831, ID: 0cbd89
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checkout "Open MPI"
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| Is there a way to connect two laptops to work together like a bridge mode?
Or it's impossible directly