I do it a bit differently- I keep all my bash scripts in a folder and symlink them to ~/bin as needed. For small nim utilities, I keep the source in the folder and them I compile the binary directly into ~/bin as needed. Much more convenient because you can use the entire language and don't have to worry about the bang line or caching the build.
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