It's really basic but sleeping before running a command or tool could be a quick way to solve a specific problem.

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Using 'sleep' in scripts and programs can be a reasonable choice to solve specific problems, such as adding a delay before running a script. It can help reduce human error and improve workflow efficiency.

It's OK to Sleep

<p>In any programming language you always feel guilty using sleep 😅</p>


<p>Goddamnit, I thought I could sleep :(</p>
