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62 points hiAndrewQuinn | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.227s | source
1. slt2021 ◴[] No.44392541[source]
I use jupyter notebooks for similar purpose, with the Python kernel's memory keeping the state I want for some random stuff, and notebook being a recipe how to reproduce the calculation/processing.

some of my kernels been running for weeks, as I come back and redo or rework some processing.

the neat thing about jupyter notebooks, is you can interleave python one-liners with bash one-liners and mix them as you wish.