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When trying to introduce `Mirrored3Shape` variable instead of `ReplicatedShape`, me and @mortendahl came across that this can lead to some logic discrepancies. For eg: right now we are doing lots...

_Originally posted by @mortendahl in https://github.com/tf-encrypted/runtime/pull/733#discussion_r779585362_

good first issue

We are often adding operations that are incomplete with respect to the _full DSL_ we could implement them for, usually because we are implementing with a particular script or demo...

See https://github.com/tf-encrypted/runtime/pull/719 and https://github.com/tf-encrypted/runtime/pull/351

Follow-up from https://github.com/tf-encrypted/runtime/pull/683: - [ ] add concrete flavour for ternary and variadic kernels - [x] add support for attributes - [ ] switch remaining `modelled!` + `kernel!` to `modelled_kernel!`...

Short term solution: - [x] Only run PyMoose CI when merging to main - [ ] Change order of testing (Moose first, then PyMoose)

> serde_cbor is unmaintained | Details | | | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | Status | unmaintained | | Package | `serde_cbor` | | Version | `0.11.2` | | URL...

Overall update Make sure to mention `blas` feature introduced in https://github.com/tf-encrypted/runtime/pull/670, which allows at least `moose` to compile and test without having OpenBLAS installed (by eg using `--no-default-features`).

We are getting to a point where the design of the new framework is stabilising (yet mostly undocumented) and where more people are potentially joining and development of both the...

This issue is about allowing computation graphs to invoke other computation graphs for the usual reasons of code modularity and reuse. Sub-computations also forms the backbone of supporting iteration through...