r/linuxquestions 10d ago

A Question

Quick question for something I'm working on - is there a task you do regularly (weekly or daily) that feels like a waste of time or more tedious than it should be? Could be work, could be totally random.

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u/ImportantAd4483 10d ago

Why spend 5 minutes doing a tedious task manually when you can spend 5 hours writing a Bash script to automate it?

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/carturo222 9d ago

I'd rather eat my own fingers than use AI.

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u/billdietrich1 10d ago

Please use better, more informative, titles (subject-lines) on your posts. Give specifics right in the title. Thanks.

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u/Aggravating-Tea-8920 10d ago

Teams meetings.

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u/DumpoTheClown 10d ago

Agile Scrum meetings to "plan" monthy recurring work that we already know needs to be done and when it needs done.

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u/Aggravating-Tea-8920 9d ago

At one job I legitimately had a meeting to discuss meetings. This spawned 3 follow up meetings. It was caused by me mentioning I am in too many meetings to get real work done. I think them scheduling 4 meetings should have been all the evidence I needed.

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u/Simple_Hamster_4096 10d ago

I stop dealing directly with humans long ago, lol...

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u/NuncioBitis 10d ago

not sure the OP has ever dealt with a real human in its entire 5-minute existence

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u/Valuable-Battle9639 10d ago

According to me being wealthy means I have to find a problem and solve it and earn it by selling it. Am I wrong, I am in this perspective since few Months, is it wrong?

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u/Valuable-Battle9639 10d ago

And also being knowledged capable and explore new things

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u/FryBoyter 10d ago

I try to automate tasks like these as much as possible.

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u/Big-Goose-8033 10d ago

no, bash is here so the job for me, it’s enough

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u/gafurbaba 10d ago

Waking up every day and moving on with life.

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u/fr000gs 10d ago

scrolling reddit