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A screenshot of a terminal. It reads: $ date Sun Mar 2 02:54:21 PM MST 2025 $ date --date=$(sed -n '/^#/{s/#/@/;p;q;}' $HISTFILE) Sat Jul 6 09:41:13 PM MDT 2024 $ grep -v ^# $HISTFILE|awk '$1 == "go" || $1 == "git" {print $1, $2; next} {print $1}'|sort|uniq -c|sort -n --reverse|head 4609 ls 4490 git grep 3730 make 2773 grep 2474 gitk 2365 cd 2358 git gui 1712 git status 1399 git rebase 1279 find

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A screenshot of a terminal. It reads: $ date Sun Mar 2 02:54:21 PM MST 2025 $ date --date=$(sed -n '/^#/{s/#/@/;p;q;}' $HISTFILE) Sat Jul 6 09:41:13 PM MDT 2024 $ grep -v ^# $HISTFILE|awk '$1 == "go" || $1 == "git" {print $1, $2; next} {print $1}'|sort|uniq -c|sort -n --reverse|head 4609 ls 4490 git grep 3730 make 2773 grep 2474 gitk 2365 cd 2358 git gui 1712 git status 1399 git rebase 1279 find
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Luke T. Shumaker (lukeshu@fosstodon.org)'s status on Monday, 03-Mar-2025 07:10:13 JST Luke T. Shumaker

A few years ago I did a quick analysis of my #Bash histfile and horrified my coworkers that `#git rebase` was my most frequently used command.
It's not on top, but It's still in the top 10. (I think gitk getting so much higher up is that I want to look at gitk so much, but with #Emacs #EXWM I loose track of windows more than I did with #WMII, so I just open a new one, and end up with 15 open gitk windows before I realize this and run `killall wish`.

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