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- Commissioning a script to automate something is expensive, plus you need to find the talent who can automate it and do a reasonable good job of it. It's somet
by jamespacileo 8y ago
- Commissioning a script to automate something is expensive, plus you need to find the talent who can automate it and do a reasonable good job of it. It's sometimes a risky investment.
- If ready-made robots (and scripts) were available on the market, the employer would definitely use that instead
- m00n 8y agoYes, to make the analogy better, say the gardener invented the robot while on your "gardening time". Edit: Writing a script might be expensive, but is the market price of this script really a lifetime of data-entry salary? Seems unlikely, or we would not see as much automation.