> I admit that `du -h` comes in handy often, it is better not used for further processing. I'd posit that once you use -h or equivalent, any further processing

> I admit that `du -h` comes in handy often, it is better not used for further processing. I'd posit that once you use -h or equivalent, any further processing by a NON-HUMAN that works the way you want is a lucky side effect.