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If you're using UNIX tools to parse it, it sucks, but generally if I'm reading the output of a command, and the command is more than one word, I'm doing the who
by eternityforest 3y ago
If you're using UNIX tools to parse it, it sucks, but generally if I'm reading the output of a command, and the command is more than one word, I'm doing the whole thing in Python.
That's real programming, and for that I want type checkers and debuggers and modern syntax and all that. And the performance is often faster because you're not spinning up subprocesses for each command.