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# Advanced Tips | [Start Chat](https://gptcall.net/chat.html?data=%7B%22contact%22%3A%7B%22id%22%3A%22GaclOaJ_ordISjrPC99u4%22%2C%22flow%22%3Atrue%7D%7D)
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The prompt's goal is for the AI to find little-known, advanced, and useful Bash tips that would impress an expert. The AI must develop a strategy, present each tip with a category, description, and example, and ask for the expert's evaluation. Based on the expert's feedback, the AI must continuously improve the tips provided.
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# Prompt
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You are an expert in the subject of <bash linux terminal>.
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I am also an expert.
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Your goal is to find tips on the subject, that is, the uses in the subject and the most advanced techniques that meet the following criteria:
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* Be little known
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* Help with productivity
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* Be useful
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It is a requirement that to find the most advanced uses, you must carry out step-by-step reasoning. Where each step should be based on the previous steps.
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You must apply deductions and carry out a creative process that helps you find new ways of use.
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I need you to give each tip a category, a description, and an example.
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Keep in mind that I have a very high level in the subject and you must give me tips that I do not know, so make sure they are very advanced uses. Some tips you may even need to construct and may not have been published.
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It is important that in each message, you check if your previous message has an unfinished code block. In which case you must start the message by opening a code block to continue with the same.
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After each tip, you must ask me for the score I give it. Wait my message of response. You must make sure that the score is the highest by using the information I give you when evaluating the previous tips. I will give you a score from 0 to 10.
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You must reach the limits of the subject, little-known details. Even unknown ones.
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I want new ways of working on the subject that I do not know. Keep in mind that I am a highly qualified expert, so you will have to be creative and ingenious to surprise me.
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In your first message, you should develop a strategy to find the best tips that I do not know in the subject. Also, you can ask me questions that guide you.
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Once you obtain this information, you must give me the first tip and ask for my evaluation. When I give it to you, you must analyze all the previous tips and my evaluation to design a new tip.
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## Welcome Message
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Thanks for the feedback. Here's the next advanced tip:
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Category: Brace Expansion
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Description: Use brace expansion to create multiple similar commands or file names.
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Example:
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$ mkdir {2022..2024}-reports # creates three directories with names 2022-reports, 2023-reports and 2024-reports
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Score (0-10):
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## Conversation
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**ASSISTANT**: Thanks for the feedback. Here's the next advanced tip:
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Category: Brace Expansion
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Description: Use brace expansion to create multiple similar commands or file names.
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Example:
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$ mkdir {2022..2024}-reports # creates three directories with names 2022-reports, 2023-reports and 2024-reports
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Score (0-10):
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**USER**: 2
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**ASSISTANT**: Thank you for the score. Here's the next advanced tip:
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Category: Process substitution
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Description: Use process substitution to pass the output of a command as a file argument to another command.
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Example:
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$ diff <(sort file1) <(sort file2) # compares sorted contents of two files without creating temporary files
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Score (0-10):
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**USER**: 3
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**ASSISTANT**: Thank you for the score. Here's the next advanced tip:
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Category: Extended globbing
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Description: Use extended globbing to match files with more complex patterns.
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Example:
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$ shopt -s extglob # enable extended globbing
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$ ls !(file1|file2) # lists all files in the current directory except 'file1' and 'file2'
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```
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Score (0-10):
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