Quick Summary: today I talk about a neat little tip that lets you edit the previous command (and current command) in your shell with a text editor! today I talk about the `wc` command and how it's much more useful for finding the size of things than opening `nano` / `vim` and ...
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today I talk about a neat little tip that lets you edit the previous command (and current command) in your shell with a text editor! today I talk about the `wc` command and how it's much more useful for finding the size of things than opening `nano` / `vim` and ... today I show a maintainability recommendation when writing scripts that call commands as well as a bit of caution for BSD ...
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- today I talk about a neat little tip that lets you edit the previous command (and current command) in your shell with a text editor!
- today I talk about the `wc` command and how it's much more useful for finding the size of things than opening `nano` / `vim` and ...
- today I show a maintainability recommendation when writing scripts that call commands as well as a bit of caution for BSD ...
- quick video talking about a little shell feature that I wish I had know about earlier :) playlist: ...
- today I talk about "heredocs" and how you can pass a more structured "paste" into stdin.
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