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For Ctrl+R, suppose you ran 'curl' against a bunch of API endpoints on a single domain name 2 months ago. I can now easily find one without knowing too much detail by fuzzy searching curl+part_of_domain_name+part_of_path.

For Alt+C, yes files and directories are often a huge mess. It may be no fault of your own. Maybe you're working with a giant legacy codebase or digging into node_modules. Now you can type 'vim Alt+C', to find and immediately open whatever you're looking for.

Of course this can all be done other ways, but it's very convenient and very fast when paired with ripgrep especially.



I usually do a `history | grep something | grep somethingelse` to find stuff in my history




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