Alejandro Saucedo

@jieyu thanks for spending the time to refactor into an OSS repo and write that comprehensible blog post! We also have a production cluster running with KIND in kubernetes, but...

Right I see @jieyu, that makes sense. Ok fair enough, that's quite a solid approach. We'll be looking to refactor our implementation using the approach you outlined in the blogpost...

No, it still doesn't work unfortunately - at least to my knowledge

Ok, yeah it would be great to hear your thoughts. We actually use KIND on our JX cluster where we run CI jobs, we were looking at migrating, but even...

That's fantastic, thank you for this @svatwork, will give it a try, as this could still be useful for some simpler smokecheck tests whilst leaving the more complex integration tests...

Very cool - is this planed to merge anytime soon?

Thank you for your comment @JulpikarGupran, I have just tried it but it seems it didn't address my issue. If I type quickly opening and close parenthesis, I end up...

It seems there is a `stdlib` folder with some core functions, which have allowed me to get the spirv to compile. I still seem to have strange behaviour on the...

For completeness, I can confirm that if I run the same glsl shader outlined above with the Python script, I get the same results as with the C++. To run...

Ok I have found the issue, it seems that there is a function provided to calculate the dot product, which is mainly using the `@` operator. The manual implementation of...