Julia EvansJun 17

I've still never gotten into `fzf` (and maybe I never will!) but I think it's really cool that you can use a fzf 1-liner to make things like this little UI for reviewing git commits

(fzf stands for "fuzzy finder" but I think it's interesting that you can use it for many things that do not involve searching or finding at all!)

https://jvns.ca/til/fzf-preview-git-commits/

Show threadRicardo Signes Jun 17
@b0rk I switched to fzf, in Vim, from ctrlp, about two weeks ago. I am barely using any of the features, but it was massively worth it for the huge speedup on our large work repo. I've played with it for other stuff, and it's way cool, but I might not ever do more. But for Vim, it was a great move and worth a few hours of faff.
Show threadJulia EvansJun 17
@rjbs oh man when I say that I don't use fzf I always forget that I use it every single day in vim. it's great.
Show threadRicardo Signes 
@b0rk It really does become just part of the editor, doesn't it? It makes work better.
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