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That's the point of the article; when you say 'an automated context needs something simpler, more reliable, & more parseably stable', you are referring to an RP
by yawaramin 3y ago
That's the point of the article; when you say 'an automated context needs something simpler, more reliable, & more parseably stable', you are referring to an RPC system like, eg, JSON-RPC. This is what the OP article calls 'the opposite of REST'.