> The collaborative kind of setting really helps in creating a nice vibe Yeah, the vibe is the entire reason why they're popular. It's like the "I f*cking lov

> The collaborative kind of setting really helps in creating a nice vibe Yeah, the vibe is the entire reason why they're popular. It's like the "I f*cking love science" image of science: science looks cool and fun if you're an astronomer posing next to a telescope, as opposed to grad student tediously running spectroscopy against thousands of images. And developers look way cooler when they're models smiling and pointing at a computer screen than when they're heads down writing actual code.