StoneMesh

Recursive front end programming for distributed computing

Quick Start Guide: The Stone Mesh

Launch: Copy the code into a website "HTML" block (like Wix) and publish.
Activate: Open the live page. You are now looking at Bank 1 of your private processor.
Multiply: Click "Spawn Successional Node." A second window appears.
Sync: Type any number into the box on the first window. Watch the second window instantly update to match.
Stabilize: Keep the number as close to 0.5 as possible to maintain "United State Equilibrium."

It turns your browser into a private, decentralized supercomputer.

Imagine if your browser tabs stopped being just "windows" and started acting like team members in a single brain.

No Central Server: Usually, your data has to travel to a giant computer in a different city to stay in sync. Here, your tabs "talk" directly to each other inside your own computer.
A "Living" Calculator: When you change something in one tab, the others "feel" it instantly. They work together to keep the math perfectly balanced.
Private & Fast: Because the information never leaves your machine, it's un-hackable from the outside and works at the speed of your local memory.

Simple Front End Distributed Parallel compute algorithm.