Reiddragon :ablobcatattention: on Nostr: dharmik fun fact: you can also use <(command) to take the output of command and feed ...

dharmik (nprofile…uyuj) fun fact: you can also use <(command) to take the output of command and feed it as a file argument to another command

eg. vimdiff <(command1) <(command2) (for all vim cares, those are read-only files passed as arguments)