FYI: As anyone who has worked with me can attest to,
I am extremely slow to automate!
For someone that can code, build, talks about it a lot, is a natural systems thinker, and has used it quite a bit...
... I am very slow to automate something.
I am extremely slow to automate!
For someone that can code, build, talks about it a lot, is a natural systems thinker, and has used it quite a bit...
... I am very slow to automate something.
Automation is a tool, not the end.
The end is to scale effective operations.
Automating the wrong thing is like flying cross country and being a few degrees off... you'll end up 100's of miles from your destination.
The end is to scale effective operations.
Automating the wrong thing is like flying cross country and being a few degrees off... you'll end up 100's of miles from your destination.
I love to get in and do things manually.
I like to understand the nuance.
I like to see what helps and hurts.
In short, I like to know exactly what I am about to automate.
Sometimes I decide certain parts shouldn't be automated. Other times I move to augmentation.
I like to understand the nuance.
I like to see what helps and hurts.
In short, I like to know exactly what I am about to automate.
Sometimes I decide certain parts shouldn't be automated. Other times I move to augmentation.
Before automation is considered, you need to understand what tradeoffs you are making - and you are always making some.
You lose learning and information in automating. You'll miss shifts
This stuff is fun, but building a sustainable operation is even better!
Just a reminder.
You lose learning and information in automating. You'll miss shifts
This stuff is fun, but building a sustainable operation is even better!
Just a reminder.
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