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Isn't that exactly what the xkcd covers?
by bluepnume 4y ago
Isn't that exactly what the xkcd covers?
- atoav 4y agoSure in a sense, but my feeling is that this is often taken too literally. Sometimes the work is "making the script beautiful and universal" and then you should indeed consult that xkcd. Sometimes the work is spitting the commands you had to figure out anyways into a shell script in 5 seconds. Then it is a no brainer to do it, because it will safe you time even if you use it only once.