[c0nstantine]

Hey, I didn't claim it is something groundbreaking. The idea is quite old, indeed. You don not need AI or LLMs here.

The sed is superior, actually. I do not cover all the functions sed provides. I think of it more like 'tr' + regexp. But it has different underlying engine and might be faster and more expressive for some use cases (e.g. tokenization, morphology).

[metadat]

Thanks for the clarification, totally on me to set expectations inappropriately based on only a headline. Take care.