Default initialization no longer a thing

[Julian Fondren]

On Tuesday, 24 October 2023 at 20:38:08 UTC, Julian Fondren wrote:
> So I think this error-focused idea is a bad one. Of D's hits 
> and misses, it's
> really a miss.

I see I've forgotten how to post here.

Simpler: error-oriented default initialization fails to account 
for programmer risk homeostasis. People are too aware of it for 
it to fulfill its function.

But it's also a 'hit' like it's a hit to buy a toy for your cat, 
take the toy out of the box, and find that the cat ignores the 
toy and plays with the box.