Potentially it would be very easy to do with language that support Aspect programming like Java with AspectJ

You could globally wrap every method call and increase logger indent on entry and decrease on exit

I think even in python you could hack it together but not sure (possibly decorators would work well for this too)

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@gitstashio on the memory, the green one

Write the dissertation. I'm interested in all the sources, tests and data

Ask for an example on another website

- Dry legumes,
- baking your own bread from flour,
- soups,
- buy whole chicken and portion it yourself,
- Use your freezer,
- don't waste scraps and look what you can do with them first.
- dont eat breakfast
- buy seasonal veggies and fruit
- always look for discounts and get card and apps if your store provides them to get customer discounts

That's all that comes to mind right now. I implement all of these to a degree

@Chewbanacas yep. Im using WireGuard myself. I don't mind the extra config, It's simple enough

Im currently using self-hosted storage cloud called pydio. I'd honestly recommend moving to self hosted to everyone, but if you want access from everywhere you need static IP and ideally a domain name or similar solution which is a bit of a cost, but then you can also use it to host other stuff so you get a lot of potential for that cost. Fuck google and MS as far as Im concerned I don't need them and their siren servers

@tosensei he's just playing a character, I consider none of this legit

Yep, probably a problem during egg formation in the chicken. Either due to stress or vitamin defficiency, illness or something like that.

They are killing free speech for quite a few years now. Mostly because they can under the guise of "protecting" someone, but the zone is so gray and wide that it covers about anyone for any reason. It's retarded

@thebiochemic hmm, interesting. That's also what we generaly call "over-engineering" when you make your code super re-usable and generic, took you more time, is less readable, harder to debug, yet in the end you really just ended up using it once for one type in one or two places.

I used rust briefly and I liked it, though this is the first time I hear about this philosophy and not sure what I think about this "preventive over-engineering" idea that it proposes

Yeah but that's not necessarily a bad thing either. I look at it as a markovian random walk. Eventually we will try enough stuff and discover enough new patterns that the system will get a little bit better and the cycle will start anew.

In the end, stagnation is also not a good outcome. We're in a system that is far from perfect and historically speaking, it tends to get worse before it gets better and more stable again :/

Life is turbulent no matter where and when you live imo.

yep, similar to how you can fuck a human and get more humans. Magical.

@xcodesucks were you also worried he'd say "gaming" ?

Black Kite is right though. The government is doing something for you and that is providing you with the infrastructure, organization and even distributes the tax money to lower what you have to pay for services like water and electricity. I mean it doesn't really cost just 15 cents to get 1kWh energy from the power plant and maintain all hardware. You get to pay that because the money is pooled, proportionally to individuals income (percentage taxes) and is then used to pay for all that.

I agree that laws are retarded and sometimes taxes can become a daylight robbery almost, just because you don't check a box or two on the tax form that's 15 years outdated... but it's definitely not fair to say that the gov doesn't do anything for you back for it.

@netikras that's insane

Well kids like to immitate. Before you freak out you should probably ask them if they had fun making the charts. Maybe It's not that you're distant and they need data. Maybe It's just that they like you and want to be like you. To be fair, making charts and tables is fun xD

That's because neural nets are not a good representation of the human brain at all.

@kanyewest yeah, It's pissing me off when they use the "It's a prank bruh" argument while literally on a platform that has a "joke/meme" tag for exactly this use-case -_-... It's like a dumb user not understanding a very clear platform design!

@b2plane my god, then don't tag your hallucinations as "rant". DevRant is not your personal blog. Make yourself a blog site for this shit or at the very fucking least tag it as a joke/meme.

What the hell, people like you acrively make DevRant worse and make the filter option useless. Good fucking job you dumbass

@jestdotty you should take more than 1 semester of psychology 101 before you try to psychoanalyze people. It's as if you have the memory of a goldfish and disregard all of his previous posts, pretending as if this post happened in a vacuum.

God, you make me sick... "Im forced to fuck another girl"... You're disgusting and the way you look at others is disgusting. You constantly see yourself as an eternal victim, yet the moment you're ok you call yourself a god and talk about others as if they are literal Trash. From your past posts you also treated your ex as trash and now you're acting as if this is something done to you by force... Get a fucking reality check and get your shit together. As you do to others, so will they do to you... Maybe if you become a decent human you will deserve a decent human back...

"You use big data statistics and Markov probability models when you don't know what is really happening. Markov models are idiot savants that can predict either a random pattern or a planned process without the slightest understanding of either. For it's future, the industry must move beyond them."

@Demolishun yeah, I know. Well now that you say it blew up by over 100mb Im gonna suggest it must be dependencies being packed with the release or something. The options for debug and release must be different.

Maybe memory alignment?

sounds like something from H.P. Lovecraft

I worked for salesforce for a couple of years on their Mule platform that they bought (along with entire mulesoft)

I had some unfortune to work with other salesforce platforms. Honestly, not a bad idea, but the execution was often extremely clumsy.

@Lensflare think what you want. It's unpolished and badly designed as far as Im concerned xD

@CoreFusionX nah, It's a clear audio effect played. Like a bloop thingy. Not cuased by a mistake, It seems It's either hardwired to play a sound or the Software just ignores the headphone device to play the effect