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    1.  💥 (wannabe) Ƀreaker of (the Bad) Loops  💫‏ @generativist 29 May 2018
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      I neglect writing good loggers. I need someone to write a good Hitchhiker's Guide to logging well.

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    2. Elijah Rippeth‏ @terrible_coder 29 May 2018
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      What's the issue?

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    3.  💥 (wannabe) Ƀreaker of (the Bad) Loops  💫‏ @generativist 29 May 2018
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      I just feel like most of my coding practice, I have lots of ideas and preferences for why and how to do things. Except logging. I do that haphazardly. And, when there is a problem, my logs rarely help, so they are bad logs.

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    4. Elijah Rippeth‏ @terrible_coder 29 May 2018
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      I feel like logging is tough to make sense of generally because its just a lot of info. Ingesting the logs into a logviewer like logstash is helpful because it's definitely easier to see patterns as a function of time.

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       💥 (wannabe) Ƀreaker of (the Bad) Loops  💫‏ @generativist 29 May 2018
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      Yea. It's also tough to learn good patterns though, because use of logs and writing logging code is separated by a lot of time and code. That's why I think there is room for a best practices guide that accretes lessons.

      5:47 AM - 29 May 2018
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        2. Elijah Rippeth‏ @terrible_coder 29 May 2018
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          So there's a lot to decompress here. I think logging is particularly helpful in environments where there's a potential for error. I've always thought that logs should be stories of a transaction and in the happy-path, you see a successful transaction's lifecycle.

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        3. Elijah Rippeth‏ @terrible_coder 29 May 2018
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          In the unhappy one, there's a lot to be learned about why wasn't happy. For scientific computing, I think this is difficult to glean. For web programming, it's super useful.

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