Julia Evanswhat's a popular command line tool (other than git) that you wish had a clearer / more intuitive UI? I'm thinking of tools like `dig` which has this IMO pretty arcane output format
for ffmpeg: ffmprovisr is am amazing list of ffmpeg recipes https://amiaopensource.github.io/ffmprovisr/
I often wish I could search through other people's shell histories for commands I'm learning, to see how they're using them (in some kind of privacy-preserving way)
Tim Penhey 🇳🇿@b0rk I wonder if https://github.com/ellie/atuin could be used in some way for this?
Andreas Helbech Kleist@thumper
I think it would be against the core privacy principle in atuin.
@ellie did you consider this feature?
I'm wondering if keeping statistics of a SHA of each command could be abused? Assuming that often used commands are most interesting of course.
It might be safe if each user could be asked to approve sharing of specific commands.
Ellie HuxtableI have been wanting to do something like this for ages! But doing so in a safe way is difficult, and I don’t want to even risk the perception that your data is not private
The two options we have that could work
1. Opt in sharing of “atuin stats” output
2. As you say, some kind of opt in SHA fingerprint sharing
There’s a bunch we’re working on atm, with marking a command “public”/“shareable” potentially happening in the future