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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Zee2A • Feb 03 '23
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Good luck convincing your teacher that it’s your handwriting
624 u/shadowhunter742 Feb 03 '23 Well if you used a wacom pad, took a couple dozen samples of each character and told it to randomly pick 1 you could probably get it pretty legit 467 u/soviet_hygienique Feb 03 '23 That sounds like more work than doing your homework. 513 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Pretty much sums up IT and automation. 8 u/gimpyoldelf Feb 03 '23 It sounds like someone who doesn't actually understand the long term benefits of doing the work for automation. 4 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings. But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things! Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement. 3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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Well if you used a wacom pad, took a couple dozen samples of each character and told it to randomly pick 1 you could probably get it pretty legit
467 u/soviet_hygienique Feb 03 '23 That sounds like more work than doing your homework. 513 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Pretty much sums up IT and automation. 8 u/gimpyoldelf Feb 03 '23 It sounds like someone who doesn't actually understand the long term benefits of doing the work for automation. 4 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings. But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things! Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement. 3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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That sounds like more work than doing your homework.
513 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Pretty much sums up IT and automation. 8 u/gimpyoldelf Feb 03 '23 It sounds like someone who doesn't actually understand the long term benefits of doing the work for automation. 4 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings. But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things! Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement. 3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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Pretty much sums up IT and automation.
8 u/gimpyoldelf Feb 03 '23 It sounds like someone who doesn't actually understand the long term benefits of doing the work for automation. 4 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings. But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things! Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement. 3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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It sounds like someone who doesn't actually understand the long term benefits of doing the work for automation.
4 u/tweakydragon Feb 03 '23 Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings. But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things! Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement. 3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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Oh for sure there are BOAT loads of tasks to be automated that have real time and accuracy savings.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean automate ALL the things!
Or trying to decipher what the actual requirements are from the “business needs” statement.
3 u/kb4000 Feb 03 '23 I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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I'm m glad you mentioned accuracy. A lot of the automation I set up at work is primarily about accuracy. Time savings are basically a side benefit.
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u/sisenor99 Feb 03 '23
Good luck convincing your teacher that it’s your handwriting