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Why do you need to "automate" an action you're expecting to perform, in the happy case, once in a lifetime?
by avip 10y ago
Why do you need to "automate" an action you're expecting to perform, in the happy case, once in a lifetime?
- qzervaas 10y agoBecause he can? I'm not sure what the OP had to learn exactly in doing this, or whether he knew it all already, but it's far easier to learn stuff when you have a practical application to apply what you're learning to. This is such an example, and other people could learn a thing by the approach. (Although personally I agree, automating is often premature optimisation)
- AnimalMuppet 10y agoWell, let's say you send out a hundred invitations. You're only doing it once, but that once, you're doing it a hundred times...
- bacongobbler 10y agoMy answer to that question would be "why not"? So much critical thinking and negativity in these comments for a fun hack... What's wrong with having fun these days?
- maherbeg 10y agoIn addition to the other reasons, there are hundreds of other things you have to attend to when planning and prepping a wedding. Figure out what's important to you and focus on those things first and foremost, automate the rest away (or hire someone...)