Absolutely! But couldn't this be moved from a productivity/time problem to a storage/packaging problem? I.e., do the initialization once and save its state unti

Absolutely! But couldn't this be moved from a productivity/time problem to a storage/packaging problem? I.e., do the initialization once and save its state until some major factors change? Storage seems to be quite inexpensive. Emacs does something like this (not saving state after first run but shipping with an initialized state that was generated before, I believe).