Nevertheless, there is the one hidden advantage of this approach: You learn new things while trying to automate everything. Remember, that it is the journey that is important, not the destination ;)
And don’t forget the 10 hours to adapt it to a more generic workflow when you need to do something similar 3 weeks later
Sometimes you've got time now and you don't know if you will later. My folder full of messy scripts are an investment for the future! Any day now...
This is the way.
I'm feeling targeted.
When you automate something and then never use it again.
I just straight up gave up trying to automate renewing my wildcard certificate from Letsencrypt after who knows how many weekends. Typing a single command won't kill me lol
I was not prepared to look into a mirror when I opened this post...
My husband will not admit it but this is him
i automate things so i have more free time for my hobby: automating things
The one thing that i will avoid at any cost is math, i would rather write a program to do it for me
I see myself in this picture and I don't like it.
