For me, fd is as better than find as ripgrep is to grep The main benefits are: - it skips ignored and hidden files by default - it uses modern regular expres

For me, fd is as better than find as ripgrep is to grep The main benefits are: - it skips ignored and hidden files by default - it uses modern regular expressions - it has a more sane UI (`find . -iname '*.txt'` -> `fd -g '*.txt'`) I do use it in scripts as long as I know they're going to run in a context where it's available, ex: https://github.com/llimllib/personal_code/blob/c3d33b4d95f89ad19974a8eed65eac16906572a2/homedir/sync.bash#L39 https://github.com/llimllib/personal_code/blob/c3d33b4d95f89...