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I see this a bit differently. It’s exactly because some tasks feel like a chore that I gravitate to tools that improve the experience. To me, keeping these tas
by haswell 2y ago
I see this a bit differently. It’s exactly because some tasks feel like a chore that I gravitate to tools that improve the experience.
To me, keeping these tasks separate is just reinforcing the negative association those tasks have built up over time in my brain. The degree to which they continue sucking has as much to do with my own thinking about the tasks as the tasks themselves. I’d rather find ways to make the suckiest tasks even a tiny bit more palatable, and at least in my case, don’t find that this impacts the things I love about working in the terminal in any way.
At the end of the day, I’m going to have to tackle all of it eventually. Might as well make it easier on myself. YMMV.