I made it as a reference for newer engineers to feel that they had the basics to be productive. When I started: 1. I found myself consulting 20 different resour

I made it as a reference for newer engineers to feel that they had the basics to be productive. When I started: 1. I found myself consulting 20 different resources, not 1-2 2. Was often unsure what commands were important 3. Had a hard time finding the most used examples (it often is passed down by word of mouth) Clearly, it depends on context/audience (e.g., if you're a data scientist and work with CSVs a lot vs. a frontend eng) - but I wanted a good baseline (say for a strong startup eng) without getting too esoteric. Not sure I've achieved that, but appreciate your further feedback or pull requests.