Tips on that: - Use "head" to reduce your data first and then quickly iterate on the pipeline. (Or sample [1] if head isn't representative; this is rare in pr

Tips on that: - Use "head" to reduce your data first and then quickly iterate on the pipeline. (Or sample [1] if head isn't representative; this is rare in practice) - Use tmux (or at least 2 terminals) with shell. The left side should have your editor, and the right side should have your shell (just like the screenshot in the blog post -- that's what mine looks like too) There is definitely a place for GUIs (IntelliJ CLion beats the GDB console for me) but you can get really far with vim, tmux, and shell. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/108581/how-to-randomly-sample-a-subset-of-a-file https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/108581/how-to-rando...