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Any really good source to learn advanced bash?
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I run Qwen2.5 Coder 14B locally for boiler plate stuff that I then edit myself and it's been great. I write code irregularly so using an LLM is nice when I know what I want to do, how to logically do it, but I've since forgotten the syntax.
Edit: I figured this would be a little contentious. If you write scripts so often that you feel like it’s worth it to invest time in becoming better at them, then by all means. This is just a hobby for me. As much as I’d love to do so, investing time in getting better at scripting is unfortunately a waste.