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by dragonwriter
1696 days ago
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> If you are going through writing the do-nothing script anyway why not do a do-something script and remove the error prone human out of the loop You will, eventually, ideally. But that's extra up-front cost (especially when do something involves a complex integration), the do-nothing script crystallizes the definition of the existing manual process allowing incremental automation of steps (also, making a to-do list for automation.) It is an example of “do the smallest useful unit of work”. |
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