What little trick or command did you learn later in your career that continues to bring you joy?
Mine is cherry picking which I find ENDLESSLY useful: git checkout origin/foo -- very/specific/file
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@castastrophe macOS: uuidgen | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | pbcopy
Quickly create UUID and put it to clipboard.
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@castastrophe also macOS: networkQuality
Will basically measure speed of your network so no longer you need visits to various sites that do this, you can do it right from your computer with one command.
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@castastrophe git worktrees! It’s so nice to spin up another instance of the repo to work on a bug fix without having to stash away whatever work I was in the middle of doing
git worktree add main ../hotfix-foo
(☝️not 100% sure on that, wrote it from memory)
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