The 'find' command is one of my most used commands. The output of this command tells me that it's my 5th most used after cd, ls, vim, and grep:

▶ history | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head

It has a reputation of being difficult to use. First off, the name 'find' can confuse people a bit. What find really does is recursively list all files under the current directory (or provided path), applying filters and performing actions on that list.

Truth. I got started quite quickly in bug bounty... But I spent 15+ years before I started learning how the web works and how to code

https://twitter.com/securinti/status/1194218856606253056

...for the record: I don't want to discourage newbies; far from it! But I *do* want people to have realistic expectations when it so often feels like there's people popping crits right out of the gate.