What aliases do you use in terminal? 🙂
I made 'cdd' to 'cd ~/Desktop'
and 'cd..' to 'cd ..'

alias cdlog='cd /var/log/application_log_directory/'

alias taillog='tail -F /var/log/application_log_directory/current.log /usr/tomcat/log/{catalina.out,localhost_access.log}'

qcat () { ## quiet-cat: removes commented-out lines
sed -e '/^\([ \t]*$\|[ \t]*#\)/d' ${1}
}

alias .='pwd'
alias ..='cd ..'
alias ...='cd ../..'
alias ....='cd ../../..'
alias l='ls -lah'

alias please='sudo'
alias sido='sudo'

alias j='java -jar'

alias dockup='sudo docker-compose up -d'

@ruhe haha 'please'

Like 3kb of aliases and custom functions. 😅

Edit: 4kb
That's without includes defining colors, etc.

The only ones I actually use more than once a month are:

alias cls='clear'
alias wine32='WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine32 WINEARCH=win32'

@infernalempress i also use 'cls' but for 'reset'

A tp command to "teleport" into a commonly used directory. E.g. tp doc, tp dev, tp home.

s, syu, r for yay / pacman

py and depy for python venv

n for nnn (file manager)
nh for nnn with hidden files

c = code . (Open VS Code in the current directory)

i3c, polybarc, termitec, zshrc, ... for quickly editing dotfiles.

And a couple more I guess

gs git status
ga git add
gcsm git commit -s -m
gp git push origin
gpp git pull origin