janAkali

If you are me, there is no brain space for remembering new commands. I can already barely hold on to few dozens that I use often. And occasionally when I need "that one that does that niche thing... how was it?" program - I just sit there sifting through logs for couple minutes.

Today it was od (tbh it's od almost half the time; not really the best name to memorize (I really need to make a note or something, so I stop forgetting it, lol))

Also, for this reason I went to great lengths to keep my ~/.zsh_history protected from being randomly deleted/overwritten by mistake, as it happened a couple of times. Currently it's sitting at around 30_000 lines, oldest command is 2 years old.

I think it's ok to add this in a personal .zshrc, not on a distro level:

If it breaks something - I'd probably know why and can easily fix it by removing alias/calling cat directly.

Also, scripts almost always use bash or sh in shebang, not zsh. So it only triggers if I type cat in terminal.

• zsh-autosuggestions
• history | fzf
• alias cat="bat --plain --theme=gruvbox-dark"

Same thing. Coding agents just automate the third step and waste even more money and energy.

Vibecoding:

• go to chatgpt
• ask it to make an app
• ask it to fix errors (ad infinitum)
• ???
• sell app (optional)
• get sued and ruin your reputation (hopefully)