Yes, and that's why in Telefunc's world remote functions are called "telefunctions" to differentiate them from normal functions. Telefunc doesn't try to comple

Yes, and that's why in Telefunc's world remote functions are called "telefunctions" to differentiate them from normal functions. Telefunc doesn't try to completely abstract away the network: as you say, it's not possible to abstract away network latency and network failure. Telefunc is about creating network endpoints as easily as creating functions.