cat expected.1376| sed '1,4d' | rg '(\t\d)\t.*' --replace '$1' | column -ts $'\t'
I was figuring shit out along the way and it'd be pretty annoying to adjust which command gets the filename throughout that process. SELECT * FROM whatever WHERE true
AND last_modified > 123
AND otherfield NOT NULL
Always bugged me that you say WHERE for the first one and AND thereafter, so if I'm poking around the database trying to create actionable insights for key stakeholders at the speed of business just as I was above with the text file, I like to be able to futz and delete/add clauses as I see fit just as I do pipeline stages.
- Elm CSS and even then, it was on a page with I think hundreds of accordions. We had to use Css.Global to create class based states, then toggle classes.
- Loading a massive library of data and leaving it in the state to make navigation within that library's pages faster. It was a classic tradeoff of upfront vs incremental load time, and we'd just over indexed in one direction.