Shout out for asp.net core projects, where every frickin' class looks like:

class MyService {

  ILogger<MyService> _logger

  MyService(ILogger<MyService> logger) {
    this._logger = logger;
  }

}

Making it a monumental PITA to use without the associated Jungle: The chosen DI framework. Why is the ILogger generic? Because of the DI framework, so it can create a logger that corresponds only to this type.

We're literally writing code to keep the framework happy.