It's interesting to see you arrive at 'crash-only' error handling from C++. This method of error handling, usually known as 'let-it-crash', is arguably Erlang'

It's interesting to see you arrive at 'crash-only' error handling from C++. This method of error handling, usually known as 'let-it-crash', is arguably Erlang's greatest strength. Unfortunately, the designers of Go hadn't quite managed to crib this part of Erlang.