3 ms·
Why does StackOverflow exist? Why does /usr/bin/man exist? The idea that "deterministic and unambiguous" error messages emitted at the point of failure are al
by ajross 2y ago
Why does StackOverflow exist? Why does /usr/bin/man exist? The idea that "deterministic and unambiguous" error messages emitted at the point of failure are all that you need to fix your code seems kinda laughable, frankly.
- kibwen 2y agoIf deterministic and unambiguous error messages aren't good enough, I somewhat doubt that nondeterministic and confabulated error messages will be much of an improvement.