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Not just laziness. If I do it manually every day, I will definitely fuck it up at some point.
Maybe novices.
Factorio players being like “why shouldn’t I automate night vision goggles production.”
You never know how many of your friends are going to be buying the game and joining you this week!
Fr- friends? In my factory! I don’t think so. /s
And those yearly things happen just often enough that I’ve forgotten how to do them by the next time, so that adds to that column.
While I acknowledge that this chart exists, I do not subscribe to following it.
There’s no way to know when my annual compliance training will come up, so yes, I will automate it with puppeteer and Jev.
I am the living embodiment of failing to remember this every time I decide to automate something, or write a script to make something happen with one word.
It doesn’t even have to take 5 minutes, it just has to be something I don’t want to deal with anymore
The value in automation is consistency rather than time saved directly.
If I have to do the same thing more than twice, I’m going to look for the ways to automate it. I hate repetitive tasks.
I became a programmer because I was too lazy to not automate.
