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This is what we used to just call "standards", but apparently we need analogies now in order to explain standards to new developers.
by soulofmischief 2y ago
This is what we used to just call "standards", but apparently we need analogies now in order to explain standards to new developers.
- talles 2y agoNot only that, the P for "protocol" already gives that.
- atonse 2y agobut it’s technically not a standard yet. Or not blessed as one by any neutral body or consortium etc. It’s quickly becoming a de facto standard though, now that OpenAI has added it to their SDK. It’s likely to be used to create a standard though (like with QUIC and HTTP3)
- soulofmischief 2y agoThis is just an ontological issue. Is it a standard because it is designed to be one, or is it only a standard once it actually fulfills its role and is recognized as a standard? That's something we could debate all night. :)