I know that this makes stuff go faster, but that’s about all I know. Can someone point me in the right direction?
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is it possible to use this mystical power for client side scripts in order to let clients do even more work without relying on server freeing up even more resources?
Awesome demo! A fix for the memory issues is coming soon 
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That’s the plan! It’s a bit farther off though.
I was wondering if they’re going to add the ability to parallize functions within the same module? I don’t want to have various different actors and the same script under each one just to be able to run in parallel.
It seems like modern frameworks on this platform have a single module dedicated to handling multiple things. How can we parallize these “multiple things” under the same module in this aspect?
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Some sort of jit implementation once this is stable would be ridiculously fast is there any possibility of you guys doing that too?? 
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This isn’t planned currently, but I could see someone writing a module script library that provided this sort of API and invisibly created actors behind the sceens to do the actual parallel work.
I am able to simulate gravity with about 500 spheres and maintaining 60 FPS
normally performance would drop at 200 spheres so I’m impressed, keep up the good work!
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How fast would a 2000x100x2000 chunk of terrain generate with this vs without?
And if we could make shader code that would run on the GPU, could roblox have Minecraft like shaders?
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I personally think, that this idea is impossible to properly execute on Roblox, as writing shader code is very hard (see: HLSL and GLSL) as shader code is very very different from your standard Lua.
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Shader code is very hard, but not impossible 
GLSL isn’t really hard, and is actually very simple at least to me due to its similarities with C++. I am unsure why you would need to write shaders in Roblox, as it would seem all tools are provided already.
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and would make nearly every single game on Roblox be able to look a lot better, and look a lot scarier if it’s a horror game 
Well, i don’t think even half of developer community (not only devforum ofc) has ever even touched C++ or C. Then there is also a problem with Roblox using multiple rendering APIs depending on user settings. For example, to write some nice shaders for your game, you would have to write GLSL shaders for Vulkan / OpenGL AND separate HLSL code for Direct3D.
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Will ever GPGPU (Like CUDA / OpenCL / Vulkan or OpenGL compute shaders) be considered? I’m aware its not really viable / possible to implement on Roblox, but I cant stop thinking about all these amazing creations that advanced developers would be able to make with parallel GPU computing!
I understand, that’s why I said its easy to learn GLSL if you know C/C++, which is the official language for OpenGL/Vulkan/DirectX.
Actually, DirectX uses HLSL, so you would have to write two separate shaders.
I was talking about C++ being the “official language” for DirectX/Vulkan/OpenGL, but you are correct.
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To be honest, I wouldn’t really care if there were multiple shader languages, I just want shader code into roblox.