Everyday tools of the trade
iTerm automation with AppleScript and Bash
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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applescript, iterm, bash
Unix: Touching faster
Osvaldo Zonetti
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0 responses
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shell, cli, unix, linux
git add -u
Nguyen Thanh Hai
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0 responses
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git
argparse
Aleksey V. Zapparov
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0 responses
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nodejs, cli, argparse
Commandline JSON Pretty Print everywhere
Luis Nell
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12 responses
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python, shell, zsh, vim
Using Ack with Nerdtree
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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vim, search, ack, nerdtree
Clear Internet Explorer Cache Instantantly
Baljeetsingh
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1 response
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command line, ie, cache, windows
Use the Acme Edit command to search and replace across many buffers
Jason Catena
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0 responses
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shell, undo, regular expression, search
Inferno sh command to find files in a git repo with oldtext and update them
Jason Catena
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0 responses
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git, diff, sed, grep
Oneliner to upgrade Virtualbox guest addition in Vagrant
Bruce Wang
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0 responses
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virtualbox, vagrant
ack! is better than grep
Enno Rehling
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0 responses
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grep, search, coding, utility
Connecting a Domain to a Subdirectory
Alan Hardman
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0 responses
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web, apache, internet, server
rbenv issues when switching to zsh
Rod Wilhelmy
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7 responses
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zsh, rbenv
Vim: Increment/Decrement a number under cursor
Karthik Sirasanagandla
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2 responses
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vim, shortcuts, protip
VIM - Reselect the text just pasted from yank
Matt Ryan
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0 responses
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vim, snippets
Get external IP with CLI
Osvaldo Zonetti
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10 responses
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shell, cli, unix, linux
Useful commands for git submodules
Arnaud Coomans
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0 responses
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git, submodule
Xcode build from command line (or CI)
Arnaud Coomans
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0 responses
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terminal, xode
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