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@lyndsey360 is literally living my dream life! Programmer and model! I joke on occasion that I love a double life, although lately it's more from my involvement in the pageant community and not so much modeling. #womenwhocode #womenintech #WomenInSTEM #thisiswhataprogrammerlookslike #programmer #femaleprogrammer https://www.instagram.com/p/BpHHp6JBG10/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1m8xd4u94vb9j
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History Lessons with Thisiswhatanengineerlookslike
This is Grace Hopper! She was born in 1906, and in 1952 she had completed her work on the first ever compiler. (For those who don’t know, compilers are one of the most important tools for allowing us to write code that can be understood by both humans and computers). No one thought it could be done, but she was like “Nahh, think bigger y’all!” Also we get the words “bug” (as in “there is a bug in this code”) and “debugging” from a time she was working on a computer and they discovered that it wasn’t working because there was a moth inside it. The remains of the moth are in the Smithsonian.
