Tech club presidents at a hackathon

Text on the meme

pov: it’s your first hackathon the presidents of the tech clubs: - speaks for itself ethan: -his parents own apple, microsoft AND samsung -his babysitter was Sam Altman Aye: -has been coding since birth -is 11 years old and doing 4th year software engineering “10101010101” richman: - only speaks in binary -fav childhood show was netcode “10101010101”

What it means

A video tours a hackathon and introduces exaggerated tech-club presidents: one supposedly comes from a family that owns Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung, another is an 11-year-old fourth-year software engineering student, and Richman speaks only in binary and loved “netcode.” The joke is that a first-time hackathon attendee is surrounded by absurdly overqualified or wealthy tech stereotypes, ending with a deadpan binary-speaking character. Christopher Lennertz’s “I Can Do Anything / Finale,” an upbeat cinematic orchestral video-game soundtrack, makes the parody feel grand and triumphant, as if these ridiculous introductions were heroic achievements.

Sound

♪ Christopher Lennertz — I Can Do Anything / Finale

music / музыка

Who

Sam Altman

Objects

young woman with laptop / молодая женщина с ноутбуком young man in black jacket / молодой мужчина в чёрной куртке man in checkered sweater / мужчина в клетчатом свитере man with curly hair / мужчина с кудрявыми волосами man in green hoodie / мужчина в зелёном худи young man coding / молодой человек, пишущий код laptops / ноутбуки computer code / программный код hackathon workspace / пространство хакатона wooden tables / деревянные столы office chairs / офисные стулья coat rack / вешалка для одежды red tiled counter / стойка с красной плиткой binary digits / двоичные цифры earbuds / наушники-вкладыши industrial interior / индустриальный интерьер