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those are both big advantages, but neither of them make dealing with the errors easier or more predictable as far as I can tell. it would definitely constrain t
by munin 13y ago
those are both big advantages, but neither of them make dealing with the errors easier or more predictable as far as I can tell. it would definitely constrain the locations in your code where there could be surprise though and maybe that's enough?
- stormbrew 13y agoIsn't fewer surprises almost by definition more predictable?