I hate the find command, just want to get that out there. By far the worst designed CLI tool in linux land that I have used over many years.

Turns out, the following command will return nothing:

```
cd "$go_proj_path_root" && cd .. && find "$go_proj_path_root" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type l -type d

```

it returns nothing because apparently -type l and -type d contradict each other? If I just use:

```
cd "$go_proj_path_root" && cd .. && find "$go_proj_path_root" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type l 

```

then it will find the symlinks in the dir. Is there some way to find both dirs and symlinks with the same command? Truly awful, find! If I just wanted symlinks, then I would just use `-type l`..wtf.