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Because the property of being wrong is not binary. It might be partly wrong but correct enough for your current situation.
by aserafini 4y ago
Because the property of being wrong is not binary. It might be partly wrong but correct enough for your current situation.
- majewsky 4y agoHow do you know when it's crossed into being just a little too wrong?
- ReflectedImage 4y agoYou can have a catch all exception handler that emails any exceptions that occur to you. It's not pretty but it can be done. :P
- aserafini 4y agoI think a catch-all top level exception is totally fine and not ugly at all! That’s why my Python APIs never fatally crash, they just log an exception and move onto the next request.