Read instruction is very important in my profession

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I never read the fucking manual.

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I learn by messing with stuff. Reading poorly translated Chinese instructions is infuriating.

What's instructions?

Obvs

Hi sourcenode 😉🤟🏴‍☠️ Definitely a ‘dude thing’ or maybe just a human thing. Why follow instructions when you can just dive in and see how badly you can break things before figuring it out? The thrill is half the fun.

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With instructions, and docs these days who reads them 😂?

Yes, but instructions exist for a reason, and that reason is I'm retarded so if it's something somewhat complicated, I've forced myself to read instructions before even attempting. Especially because time is limited so fucking up could be a big time sink.

I'd rather spend an hour figuring it out than 10 minutes reading the instructions

I check over instructions, sometimes even follow them. I've yolo-built too many ikea or office furniture things out of order only to discover I missed some crucial middle step

This is how I started Peony Lane 🍷

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Take it to another level and try figure out modern board games!

fuck around and find out

It’s better to do both, but you may learn more and reinforce knowledge by doing first and reading second 🤷‍♂️

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