Not mind-blowing but I use it all the time to loop a task a certain number of times. I always forget the bash command for loops so I just wrote a simple command

Not mind-blowing but I use it all the time to loop a task a certain number of times. I always forget the bash command for loops so I just wrote a simple command where I can run `loop 10 ./this-other thing and stuff` to loop ten times. loop() { NUM=$1 shift for i in {1..$NUM}; do "$@" done }