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So given that the WebGPU developers don't have any influence over OS GPU abstractions, do you think they should have given up and not made anything, or write compilers that can accept all major shading languages on any OS, or are you saying SPIR-V?
I think they should work to fix the actual problem, which is that browsers are lame.
Okay so if nobody should work on abstracting GPU APIs in browsers, what about native? Given current APIs as fixed, do you endorse efforts to try to write a hardened abstraction over them, or just give up and everyone writes for each platform manually?
I think we should do what we did in the 1970s, which worked much better than what we are doing today.
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