> Anyone else find it strange how the author uses CI as a noun? Do you mean using the term "CI" with no other modifiers/qualifiers? > Also the idea of running

> Anyone else find it strange how the author uses CI as a noun? Do you mean using the term "CI" with no other modifiers/qualifiers? > Also the idea of running CI on your laptop seems questionable at best, downright irresponsible and insecure at worst. Didn't you also use CI as a noun here? And isn't it a noun? > Sure faster builds are nice, but by the time you're running your code through CI/CD its not usually after adding a few lines of for a feature, it's when the completed feature ready to merge or some sort of integration test is needed. I hear you, but not necessarily. You might have a test suite that runs in CI and after you open your PR, you continuing pushing to it and it's nice to have a fast pipeline.