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I have a small perl script I wrote called helpme by default it shows a list of topics. Then if you run it with the topic, it displays the details about the topic. I use it to remember how to do less frequent stuff at my day job.
I'm going to use this instead!
e.g.
To connect: anyconnector -c env-name
Disconnect: anyconnector -d
Get status: anyconnector -s
I have letters like r and b aliased in my bash profile to check for and run a bash script, if it exists, in each project directory (r = ./run.sh, b = ./build.sh). In each of those scripts, I typically have a one liner depending on what the project requires. A simple build one is: #!/usr/bin/env bash make build And run: #!/usr/bin/env bash docker run foo/bar Or maybe: #!/usr/bin/env bash python manage.py runserver I m…
One slight modification: name the build and run scripts something that you will never expect to be in that repo (maybe like run-xyz.sh where xyz are my initials, 10 random characters, etc.).
Then, the filename can be excluded in a global gitignore file.
TODAY_DIR="$HOME/today/"
DATE_DIR=$(date +'%Y-%m-%d')
if [ ! -d $TODAY_DIR$DATE_DIR ];
then
mkdir -p $TODAY_DIR$DATE_DIR
fi;
echo $TODAY_DIR$DATE_DIR
cp somefile.csv $(today)
I run an AHK script with a little over 2000 abbreviations (e.g. typing 'abbn' expands to 'abbreviation'). It helps me type 100+ WPM without too much strain.
I have letters like r and b aliased in my bash profile to check for and run a bash script, if it exists, in each project directory (r = ./run.sh, b = ./build.sh). In each of those scripts, I typically have a one liner depending on what the project requires. A simple build one is: #!/usr/bin/env bash make build And run: #!/usr/bin/env bash docker run foo/bar Or maybe: #!/usr/bin/env bash python manage.py runserver I m…
This is brilliant; I think I'll start doing this. One slight modification: name the build and run scripts something that you will never expect to be in that repo (maybe like run-xyz.sh where xyz are my initials, 10 random characters, etc.). Then, the filename can be excluded in a global gitignore file.
I'd love to have something like that as a utility
alias whitenoise='play -q -c 2 -n synth brownnoise band -n 1600 1500 tremolo .1 30'
It plays some fuzzy whitenoise, which drowns them out and lets me keep focused (music is often distracting to me).