12:31:12	 From  Michael Finch : To flex on Russia
12:31:22	 From  Peter Jonas : Nate, we don’t just choose to go to the moon
12:33:02	 From  Nate Remcho : Why not push ourselves to do new things? It’s all about curiosity. We don’t get useful information from base jumpers but it’s still something people want to do despite the danger.
12:40:59	 From  Fisher Ng : I think much of our society now places value in practicality, and we’ve forgotten to find value in appreciating beauty as well. Not every experience should be about scientific learning.
12:46:01	 From  Sarah Bodisco : But is it??
12:46:13	 From  Megan Rice (she/her) : I very much care about the rocks
12:46:21	 From  Sarah Bodisco : You are a destructive imperialist Dillon
12:46:27	 From  Makenna Girard (She/Her) : I care more about the rocks than Dillon
12:46:42	 From  Dillon Shipley : my bad for not equating rocks with sentient life. that’s on me everybody
12:46:53	 From  Daniel Kar : Dillon rocks
12:58:26	 From  Tristan Call : Yep, they were right once in an unrelated technological field from 20 years ago
12:58:38	 From  Tristan Call : That totally means their future predictions will be right
13:01:11	 From  Ben Ratcliff : Lmao texas just 100% re-opened
13:14:46	 From  Makenna Girard (She/Her) : Nate is loving this
13:15:07	 From  Nate Remcho : ^^
13:25:40	 From  Maggie Howsden : If you consider designing buildings/roadways as digital art then the only person who signs it is the PE so the other people who work on it don't get their name on it.
13:29:21	 From  Tristan Call : With computer science we all are building off other people's work. As coding in python relies on the people who made python, which in turn builds off assembly (designed by someone else) which builds off binary which builds off a bunch of electrical engineering concepts designed by other people and so on. And the idea is, in many cases, that we then document and structure our code so others can use it. So we can't escape relying on others even if we wanted to
13:30:25	 From  Michael Finch : Most coding is just copy and pasting stuff off of stack overflow tbh
13:30:32	 From  Angela George (She/Her) : ^^
13:30:40	 From  Dillon Shipley : just read the binary Tristan it’s not difficult
13:30:46	 From  Maia Tucker (she/they) : And somehow that's STILL HARD
13:30:57	 From  Michael Finch : 1011101100100100010010001001001010010101010100101001011111111111 @Dillon
13:35:12	 From  Tristan Call : Oh, on the other hand in code tools like GitHub can track literally every line you wrote. So it's possible to track down every single coding contribution you made to a project
13:38:42	 From  Michael Finch : And a college degree
13:38:54	 From  Makenna Girard (She/Her) : or children