> Some of my intelligent colleagues mucked up error handling. Not only were they failing, they were failing WRONG 1. This frustrates me because doing failing co

> Some of my intelligent colleagues mucked up error handling. Not only were they failing, they were failing WRONG 1. This frustrates me because doing failing correctly in Haskell is quite easy Leaving aside that publicly shitting on your colleagues is an extremely bad look and makes you come across incredibly arrogant, isn’t the fact that the intelligent colleagues didn’t get it pretty strong evidence that error handling in Haskell in fact isn’t easy?