Is this really the first computer program? And could a woman

>>61448331
There's a good lecture with Grace Harper on youtube.

Here she is on Letterman just to get you started:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-vcErOPofQ

I watched a lecture of hers where she says the men she worked with were absolute chauvenist assholes.

It's not usual for women to be interested in computers but it happens and sometimes they are very very good at it. They usually aren't babes but you never know. I don't think women should be pressured into technology but I'm not threatened if they are into it. You sound like a twit.

>>61450371
fpbp

My grandma was a programmer from 60's to late 90's. She's written more lines on reels than you have on your macfart pro

>>61448331
and you're a fucking faggot

It wasn't really until the microcomputer boom that the programming field became so male-dominated.

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>>61448331
some women are exceptional

try to appreciate them if you ever come across them

>>61448331
>Is this really the first computer program?
It's maths
>And could a woman really make a such a thing?
If they are autistic enough

>>61448331
>person raised to respect rules
>person taught to follow rules
>person follows rules provided by job
>out pops good work

Wow, who would have thought.

>>61450371
>Grace stating that your heritage is very important
Truly the best.

>>61454056
Who dat?

>>61456072
First woman to win the millenium puzzle. She died ~last week.
also, learn to reverse image search dumbass

>>61456126
fields medal you dumb fuck

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>>61448331
>Is this really the first computer program?
Very likely.
>And could a woman really make a such a thing? I find it all a little hard to believe.
Not just you; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace#Controversy_over_extent_of_contributions. By the power of normal distributions there have been highly capable female computer scientists, but you can have reasonable doubt if Ada Lovelace was one of them.

One of my hottest professors was a computer architecture engineer. She'd make us drool with her sexy body and she knew her shit too. We wanted to marry her. At some point she got a job offer at some hardware company making drivers.

>>61448331
>And could a woman really make a such a thing?
At that time programming was women's thing. Men develop hardware, and Women develop software.

>>61456248

>data from scotland 1932

kek

>>61453034
Because that was when it got challenging.

>>61456248
>11 year olds
>not even puberty age

>>61456626
If you arent completely brainwashed you would have known what the graph says already, just by looking at the world around you.