You might be familiar with the Linux shell aliases that you can use to run complicated commands by typing a more convenient one.
But did you think of using aliases to automatically fix typos? For example, why not save yourself from going "Gerp" by defining `alias gerp=grep`?
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2025-02-10 17:29:00 UTC
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