It's not an error if I say it's ok

It's not an error if I say it's ok try { user = await UserTools.fetchUser(args, context) } catch (error) { return { status: 'ok' } }

A dark code screenshot shows a try-catch block that attempts to fetch a user and returns a status of 'ok' whenever an error occurs. The joke is that redefining every failure as okay makes the error disappear semantically, so it is useful as a reaction to denial, forced optimism, or ignoring problems. EN: A dark code screenshot shows a try-catch block that attempts to fetch a user and returns a status of 'ok' whenever an error occurs. The joke is that redefining every failure as okay makes the error disappear semantically, so it is useful as a reaction to denial, forced optimism, or ignoring problems.

• @ithueti / 14125 2024-09-28