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What productivity/software automation tools have you written at your job, that saves you time? 2017-08-25 05:49:54 Post No. 62084286
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What productivity/software automation tools have you written at your job, that saves you time?
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A bunch of shell scripts
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A bunch of shell scripts
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A bunch of autohotkey scripts
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config generator for switches
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What do they do, you retards?
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A bunch of Python scripts
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A bunch of c++ programs
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fuck y'all, /g/ was helpful once.
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A bunch of cronjobs
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A bunch of powershell scripts
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batch script which
adds wifi profile, sets coarse time+date, syncs time per NTP, and then removes the wifi profile again.
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A bunch of R scripts
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A bunch of excel macros
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This thread fucking rocks, good job OP.
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Autohotkey script to set a minium price on all product of our ERP. After this for a while they give us access to the database and since then I've made a soft is FoxPro (I had to use it) and Python to generate and send automatically factures by mail.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFbwkI7d47A
They are afraid that if a guy enters this competition, he would win no sweat, aren't they?
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A bunch of C programs and shell scripts
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that saves you time.
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some python scripts that read excel spreadsheets then does stuff with them
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