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Not quite sure how you found your way onto a tech forum without any understanding of what software development entails, but unlike carpentry, where every time y

Not quite sure how you found your way onto a tech forum without any understanding of what software development entails, but unlike carpentry, where every time you want a new wall the carpenter needs to go through the same process to make the wall, or in cooking, where every time I want a roasted turkey the cook needs to cook a turkey, software almost never does the same thing twice. If you find yourself doing the same thing twice, that's a tool problem. That produces a much fatter tail distribution, because you're doing someone that no one has ever done before, and thus no one knows exactly how long it's going to take.

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> software almost never does the same thing twice odd, because my experience is that your CI/CD pipeline does the exact same thing repeatedly. Perhaps the answer to your confusion about my experience is that I don't suffer tools that hamper my productivity. Put it another way. I ran a raiding guild for several years and about halfway through that stint I recruited a player that raised the bar for what I thought was possible. Perhaps you need your bar raised.