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Same here, I also find that aliases for speed introduce unnecessary complexity and mental overhead later on. It's not much, and for other people it doesn't matt
by ericmay 1y ago
Same here, I also find that aliases for speed introduce unnecessary complexity and mental overhead later on. It's not much, and for other people it doesn't matter or they have a different preference, but that's what I prefer.
Sort of contrary to that I really enjoy the maximalist shells. A computer should be fun to use!
- gumbojuice 1y agoI don't use aliases, but abbreviations that expand to the actual full command. Helpful to type less and history has the exact.
- Bagged2347 1y agoI like this. What do you use to accomplish this?
- phatskat 1y agoI don’t know exactly what they’re referencing, but Zsh has something like that where you can expand eg filenames and paths from this unique bits. So if you have ``` src/components/Button.vue src/components/ButtonGroup.vue ``` And you type `nvim s/c/G<Tab>` it’ll expand to the second file’s path.