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This is an excellent point about pipes. There seems to be no other language which lets you stitch together pipes like Bash does. It's incredibly powerful, and w
by jelder 1y ago
This is an excellent point about pipes. There seems to be no other language which lets you stitch together pipes like Bash does. It's incredibly powerful, and worth putting up with all of Bash's warts.
Thanks for fzf, by the way. Always one of the first things I install in a new environment.
- cerved 1y agoThey are not the author of fzf
- darkwater 1y agoTbh the sentence + the link URL also tricked me into thinking that initially.
- hiAndrewQuinn 1y agoArgh, not my intention at all. fzf was written by https://github.com/junegunn https://github.com/junegunn , I merely wrote a tutorial on it that got unexpectedly popular on here some years back. I'm sorry Junegunn! I would never dream of stealing that kind of valor. I'll remember to flag [1] as a tutorial I wrote explicitly in the future.
- darkwater 1y agoI didn't mean it was intentional, but the URL and the context ("I wrote this ", where "this" is not clear) made me think you were the author of fzf.
- esafak 1y agohttps://www.nushell.sh/ https://www.nushell.sh/ is next level when it comes to pipes: ls | where size > 10mb | sort-by modified