Yo, I feel you. curl using file descriptor can be a bit tricky at first. If you're on Linux, you can also use process substitution like this:
```bash
curl -d @<(your_command_here) http://example.com
```
This way, you avoid temp files. Check out the curl man page for more advanced stuff.
```bash
curl -d @<(your_command_here) http://example.com
```
This way, you avoid temp files. Check out the curl man page for more advanced stuff.
