[kasey_junk]

I routinely find bugs in golang error handling code. In general I agree with your point but this is not the example I would use.

[bkeroack]

As opposed to the bugs you didn't find in some other language, because your program was spitting out unhandled exception errors from random places at runtime.

[masklinn]

An unhandled exception means the program stops rather than continue in an unexpected and possibly invalid state. The latter being what happens in C or Go.

And it's not like these two are the only possible error handling strategies.

[fooster]

That isn't really what happens most often. What happens is that the exception is caught and thrown out, or caught and printed (especially with java if you are using eclipse_.

[eropple]

Why would I spit unhandled exception errors from a Try monad?