The example is even more contrived than that, since he could have just used awk
This bothered me too. The author even said: > Now, let's say we want to make a small change: show the output in the original file order. In Clojure, this is fairly straightforward: store an ordered sequence of the words…
This was my thought, too. Either you can extend your toolkit—make a utility like dedup (https://codeberg.org/napcakes/dedup) and put in on your path (yay! so easy)—or you can't and thus must define the boundary of the…
You can't tell someone who doesn't like the command line why it's so awesome. EDIT > CLIs have purposes for which they’re irreplaceable. Building a CLI is almost always a good idea. Building a TUI almost never is. Oh,…
Thanks for undertaking this project, as well as making WT such an awesome app! I already expressed my appreciation on the repo, but was promptly shushed by your colleague for Incitement Of A Language War, hehe. I'm…
The example is even more contrived than that, since he could have just used awk
This bothered me too. The author even said: > Now, let's say we want to make a small change: show the output in the original file order. In Clojure, this is fairly straightforward: store an ordered sequence of the words…
This was my thought, too. Either you can extend your toolkit—make a utility like dedup (https://codeberg.org/napcakes/dedup) and put in on your path (yay! so easy)—or you can't and thus must define the boundary of the…
You can't tell someone who doesn't like the command line why it's so awesome. EDIT > CLIs have purposes for which they’re irreplaceable. Building a CLI is almost always a good idea. Building a TUI almost never is. Oh,…
Thanks for undertaking this project, as well as making WT such an awesome app! I already expressed my appreciation on the repo, but was promptly shushed by your colleague for Incitement Of A Language War, hehe. I'm…