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Maybe it hasn't "really panned out" because you're making up your own stories. For example:

> Or look at things like ripgrep and what not, just trying to replace some of the common GNU coreutils, POSIX command-line things you expect a system to have.

This is just not true. I never made ripgrep to replace grep. And you acting like it not being a drop-in replacement being a mistake suggests you're totally missing the point. See: https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/blob/master/FAQ.md#pos...

The goal isn't "C++ has to literally die." That's just dumb. It is not going to die in the lifetime of anyone alive today no matter what anyone does.



Ripgrep puts the code search in my JetBrains ide to shame.

Ripgrep is so fast that it instantly returned results and I had to check it was actually doing anything.

I felt I wanted ripgrep built into a whole bunch of other things.




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