Then you pick up the manual:
To use, start using. If you get an error, try again
The funniest thing to me is that any good manual would just say “DO NOT USE SOCKS AND FLIP FLOPS SIMULTANEOUSLY”
What about tabi socks and setta?
Then you look back at your notes a couple years later and you’re like “I still don’t understand wtf I did it that way”.
It works, DON’T TOUCH IT.
That’s vibe coding.
Joke’s on you, the docs don’t exist or are so outdated that they don’t even compile
WTF is going on in panel 2? Did they cut a hole in the sock?
Step 1: cut a hole in the sock
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“as viewed by the original dev who knows it inside and out”
I enjoy it more to figure out on my own. Kinda like disassembling stuff to see how it works and then put it back together. Reading the manual is like copying answers
The manual is probably outdated either way
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And thereby learning more about what the program can do then the original dev even knew it could.
This is a weird picture of that important process though.








