According to the chart I could be saving better seconds per year by continuing to edit my vim configuration
this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2024
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I can't understand this chart
If I do it and spent amount of time optimizing it, I can save time? like what?
If you do a task daily, and you can shave one second off it, you save 30 minutes in 5 years. So as long as you spend less than that developing whatever tool or technique making it more efficient, you end up saving more time than you spent optimizing.
oh ok, thx
I love this and am glad to see it again after all these years. Other considerations, in addition to time, might be 1) whether the project taught you something new, and 2) if there is some mental or physical health benefit to automating the task
ADHD life.
i'd definitely be more high-functioning if i followed this chart, but i also really don't want to.