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Dustme
This is a reimplementation of Gary Bernhardt's Selecta in Haskell. It is a bit faster, approximately half the number of lines of code, and you only need to deploy one binary rather than the script and a ruby interpreter. (Try
cat /usr/share/dict/words | selecta
and
cat /usr/share/dict/words | dustme
to compare.)
While it's still not finished (Selecta's colouring method is more robust under different terminals), it's usable.
PRs & bug reports welcome.