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Swift does this well. People who object to checked errors probably don’t have a good working mental model of error handling, and just want to write lower-qualit
by jondwillis 2y ago
Swift does this well. People who object to checked errors probably don’t have a good working mental model of error handling, and just want to write lower-quality code that happens to work. Ergonomics are secondary to that in all cases, IMO.