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      <title>The Modern Terminal – Post 10: code and the Bridge from Terminal to Editor</title>
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      <description>Every post in this series lived in the terminal. This one builds the bridge out: open any folder you are standing in straight into VS Code or Positron, jump to the exact line ripgrep found, and compare two sample sheets side by side.</description>
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