@b0rk Since the article asks for examples on how fzf could be useful, heres a few things that really improved my shell experience:

* Ctrl+x for a fuzzy-search `cd`. When you select a directory it'll enter `cd <path>` and accept it, so everything is still recorded in your history :)

* Ctrl+t for a fuzzy file picker. This'll enter the path of the picked file at the current cursor position, i often do `nvim <ctrl+t>` and look for the file to edit from there.

Both of these have an infinite (I think?) depth for directories, so they can really save some typing if you want to use something many folders away. Hope this helps!