If you work in shell/terminal often enough, then over time the history will become your personal knowledge vault, documentation and command reference. ...

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Learn how to optimize your shell history configuration and usage to boost your productivity. Configure your shell to store a large amount of command history, ignore certain commands, and add timestamps. Use fuzzy search and keybindings to efficiently search your history. Synchronize your shell history across workstations using plugins or alternative tools.

Shell History Is Your Best Productivity Tool

The terminal is one of the reasons I’ve been debating switching to Linux or buy a macbook (along with the ability to code swift apps)

Wait… I don’t need to press the up key like a maniac?!

Very cool!
Shell history is a real productivity tool :)
I discovered Atuin not long ago, and now I can’t do without it.
<a href="https://atuin.sh/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://atuin.sh/</a>