Whether you do it with exceptions hierarchy or error types or something else, it's pretty much the same thing: you either handle all the errors or not (or anyth

Whether you do it with exceptions hierarchy or error types or something else, it's pretty much the same thing: you either handle all the errors or not (or anything in between). How do you solve that error complexity with any other approach and how is that different using any other syntax sugar? The only thing I dislike about exceptions is that they are ignored by default allowing people to all too easily write code with no error checking.