Difference Between `throw` and `Effect.die` in Effect Typescript
I notice that throw and Effect.die behave pretty much the same. Is Effect.die just a thin wrapper around throw? Am I right in thinking they behave the same?
Wondering why Effect.die exists, I suppose.
Wondering why Effect.die exists, I suppose.
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