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by Mesopropithecus 773 days ago
Try-blocks with ~one line are best practice on code based I have worked with. The upside is that you can bubble errors up to the place where you handle them, AND get stack traces for free. As a huge fan of Result<T, E>, I have to admit that that's a possible advantage. But maybe that fits your definition of lazy :).