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> That said, the examples could be better explained just like you did here now. The examples are not bad but things like the f iterator probably needs some explaining. Thanks, the …

> Anyway, given from the examples for me this reads as a language to write hacky onliners of code which are probably easy to write once but hard to read anytime after. There is def…

Thanks, and yep, the postfix notation allows for chaining commands together without parentheses. For example: 1 2 +; 3 * (The semicolon is used to indicate that the previous string…

> Is explicitly disregarding several Unix philosophies, but not really discussing why the author believes those philosophies are wrong. I'm not sure I'd characterise these parts of…

> but the examples are too hard for me: both sh & cosh Thanks, I'll look at adding some simpler examples. > I would have to look up `-0` The thing about '-0' is that it's not requi…

Yep, at least as far as working with structured data rather than streams of text is concerned. Apart from the syntax differences, this is generally much lighter weight, though, in …

The 'sh' command that it corresponds to is above it: find . -iname '*test*' -print0 | xargs -0 grep data but possibly a bad assumption on my part that the mapping was clear. In any…

It may not be helpful in your particular case depending on how your Slack is administered and similar, but my setup is like so: - https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack with WeeCha…