> It's a language intended to have few primitives with an emphasis on code being transparent and errors being values, requiring you to think about what they mig

> It's a language intended to have few primitives with an emphasis on code being transparent and errors being values, requiring you to think about what they might be at each point as you're forced to carry them up the chain. All of this is also true of the generic implementation with Result. Except that (IMO) it's much nicer to work with.