@dibblego @mergeconflict which is the intent of try. Don't use it if you want your arrows catching exceptions.
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@dibblego@mergeconflict well, scala blends inheritance + FP. Doesn't seem your first choice of design goals.
@jsuereth @mergeconflict ...they usually have some redeeming, even if degenerate, quality. That cannot be said for this latest case study.
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@nkpart I've promised to write some code that exploits all the bugs in Try, but not sure when I will get to it.
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@dibblego@mergeconflict Yeah, I'd love to understand what the problem is, besides having too loose a definition of arrows in your category.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@dibblego@mergeconflict Which is a general issue with CT and Scala's A => B types. You can't enforce a categorical limit A => B well. -
@jsuereth@mergeconflict I have no idea how that redeems Try from being a write-off. There is no use-case for it.
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