That's the gig economy perspective. What happens when you are deploying software on someone else's computers? There are often no "ops" and no "dashboards" but a

That's the gig economy perspective. What happens when you are deploying software on someone else's computers? There are often no "ops" and no "dashboards" but a single technically unskilled user trying to get some work done. Don't get me wrong, I also think that Java's checked exceptions are not really useful but your argument is very one-sided.