who is most important female in techology? i can't think of anyone
Grace Hopper
>>57942711
melinda gates
Joanna Rutkowska
I can't name a single significant female in the field of computing that wasn't originally male.
>>57942756
Her.
>>57942711
>important
>female
>>57942711
>important people in technology
>female
pick one
>>57942725
At least one remembered her. Good
>>57942711
>>57942804
>I can't name a single significant female in the field of computing that wasn't originally male.
How about - Ada Lovelace, the world's first computer programmer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace
The computer language Ada is named after her.
>>57942711
I'd buy anything she was selling
>>57942725
Her only significant contribution was as a "debugger".
>>57943080
(You)
>>57943135
Inventing the compiler is insignificant?
>>57942756
this is the correct answer.
Grace Hopper and Ada Lovelace may have been great, but they're only important historically.
Currently relevant.
>>57944480
That's a CEO.
Corporate suits aren't required to have domain-specific knowledge about the products their company makes.
>>57944521
Are you retarded?
>>57944480
Came here to post this
>>57943080
Good job I replied 100/10
My first comp sci assignment in one of my classes this year was about her.
Kill me
>>57943080
>"""""""""""""programmer"""""""""""
More like i/o bus, like all "women in tech" until late 70-s
>>57942711
dat unibrow tho
>>57943080
> All but one of the programs cited in her notes had been prepared by Babbage from three to seven years earlier. The exception was prepared by Babbage for her, although she did detect a 'bug' in it. Not only is there no evidence that Ada ever prepared a program for the Analytical Engine, but her correspondence with Babbage shows that she did not have the knowledge to do so.
Grete Hermann on the other hand was the real deal. Her thesis was the foundation for computerized algebra.
>women can't code wahhhh
>>57944948
I wonder if this willful ignorance is simply ironic at this point.
Someone photoshopped Daniel Radcliffe's face onto that picture of a data clerk standing next to 15 binders full of program output.
>>57944976
explain your problem with the photo. she wrote a bunch of code. perhaps not all of it was directly her's. but what's your beef exactly?
>>57944985
Stop attempting to rewrite history by mindlessly parroting feminist rhetoric.
Those are all binders full of program output and not code.
>>57944985
She was a team leader and didn't program anything at all.
>>57942711
Zoe Quinn and Anita Sarkeesian
[smiley with carat nose]
>>57942756
i'm from poorland and i've never heard of her
>>57945083
She was an MIT prof, the team leader, and the main system architect. Go be angsty somewhere else.
>>57945365
So you admit she didn't program then. Way to prove yourself wrong.
Amy, the customer service representative of Xiaomi on AliExpress.
>>57942711
Brianna Wu
>>57946141
>>57942711
>broke windblows laptop in half
>smiles what a good job she has done
>"we won't give her another one, let's just photoshop the GUI onto the broken off screen"
kek