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DUX
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dux is replacement of UNIX du(1) with nice output.
Using dux is good to quickly find out which dirs are heaviest one

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USAGE
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It's really simple as:

$ dux -P3 ~/

This will print directories giving >= 3% to total space.
For example, on my machine it will output:

/home/dkrot/ [32.1G, 100%]
 \_ smr [14.7G, 45%]
 |   \_ src [10.1G, 31%]
 |   |   \_ testsuite [2.8G, 8%]
 |   |   \_ .svn [2.6G, 8%]
 |   |   |   \_ pristine [2.5G, 7%]
 |   |   \_ projects [1.6G, 4%]
 |   |   \_ bin [1.3G, 4%]
 |   \_ build [4.6G, 14%]
 |       \_ projects [2.6G, 8%]
 \_ .clion10 [7.1G, 22%]
 |   \_ system [7.1G, 22%]
 |       \_ cmake [6.6G, 20%]
 |           \_ generated [6.6G, 20%]
 |               \_ eed9becd [6.6G, 20%]
 |                   \_ eed9becd [6.6G, 20%]
 |                       \_ MinSizeRel [1.7G, 5%]
 |                       |   \_ contrib [1.0G, 3%]
 |                       \_ RelWithDebInfo [1.4G, 4%]
 |                       \_ Debug [1.4G, 4%]
 |                       \_ Release [1.4G, 4%]
 \_ Yandex.Disk [4.4G, 13%]
 |   \_ Camera Uploads [3.4G, 10%]
 \_ Downloads [2.5G, 7%]
 \_ build [1.2G, 3%]

And I can easily see, what I forgot to remove CLion parsed data (7Gb) :-)