> Were you actually saying that you really did believe everyone else was worse at programming? What? I'm surely just as vulnerable to giving a shit about the h

> Were you actually saying that you really did believe everyone else was worse at programming? What? I'm surely just as vulnerable to giving a shit about the happy path as everyone else. I'm just saying this leads to bad software, and anywhere you see good software produced you see people giving inspection to the code paths they suspected were error-free. The conception that giving extra attention to the error path leads to better software seems to entirely confuse the concept of a flawed program with some kind of finite bulk work that needs to be done.