Ansgar Grunseid

a bug! i can reproduce ```python from icecream import ic d = {'DIY_CompletePath_Grp': {8: 'GU3K'}, 'call_flow': {8: 'Bill Explain'}, 'cf_group': {8: 'Bill Explain'}, 'cname': {8: 'Bill Due_date'}, 'diy_name': {8: 'Bill...

@gjvnq wonderful digging and homework. that's extremely helpful. thank you! 🙏 strange. the fact that `gc.collect()` fixes the issue means there's a reference cycle somewhere. otherwise the reference gc would...

thank you @Marrin! @lwilhoit what Marrin said 🙂

thank you for this PR! why use stdout over stderr inside jupyter?

im lost here, too 🙂 @abitrolly does `ic(obj.__dict__)` suffice for your needs? if not, can you provide an example object and example output of what you'd like `ic()` to output?

Thanks for the Issue! In which terminal are you experiencing this behavior so I may attempt to reproduce?

@rafaelruizv i dont have the time to tackle this right now, nor ready access to a windows machine to reproduce and debug in the mean time, you can disable coloring...

Is `ic()`'s performance presenting a problem? If so, how and where? IceCream is a debugging library and thus should not be performance-critical (eg used in a tight loop in production)....

Aha. That would do it. Great example of an `ic()` use case where performance matters. A threaded implementation would solve this. Do all `ic()` work in a non-UI thread, eg...

> using ic to print something is literally much more slower (like print character by character) this sounds like an issue, perhaps, outside icecream. behind the scenes icecream just calls...