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it kind of feels like skipping homework at school, things are always building up There's always more work to do! No surprise! This is why we automate so that t
by omouse 10y ago
it kind of feels like skipping homework at school, things are always building up
There's always more work to do! No surprise! This is why we automate so that the amount becomes smaller and that's why we cut things we don't need.
- Jtsummers 10y agoI'm "salaried", technically hourly but guaranteed 40-hours/week. They haven't approved us for overtime or comp time so I'm done when I hit 8. That hard stop has motivated a great deal of my automation at work. Projects I got pulled into had me doing 2-3 hours of busy work a couple times a week. Things that occupied my PC and attention for way too long. A handful of scripts later, I cd to the right directory, type the right command, and get back to whatever I'm supposed to actually be working on and that work that used to take almost a full day a week is done in the background in 20-30 minutes (less once they replace my computer with a new one, hopefully soon).