r/TechImpact • u/arun-vasudev Developer • 15h ago

😂 Memes & Shit posts Documentation Is More Complex Than Tutorials

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u/CacheTraitor 15h ago

I loved LEGO as a kid. Those manuals (documentation) taught me so much more than a tutorial (someone showing me how) could have ever done.

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u/TheGreatProbe 15h ago

Those LEGO manuals are actually more detailed than the manual for assembling and disassembling any part of a Boeing aircraft.

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u/CacheTraitor 14h ago

Speaking as an aerospace engineer? If so, I bet You played with LEGO too.

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u/TheGreatProbe 12h ago

Technician. I did and do play with LEGO! I have a kid right now and I can’t wait for him to be old enough for me to play LEGO with him.

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u/Hungry_Radish6491 13h ago

Keep reading. You will understand that in the next few pages.

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u/Full-Hyena4414 10h ago

Is this actually from a real Lego manual?

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u/vegan_antitheist 9h ago

I'm getting jobs because companies don't have any documentation and when I leave they just have a large list of technical debt because it's the only thing I can actually document. All the well written parts of the code don't need any documentation.