I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
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The woman who coded the Apollo Guidance Computer is Margaret H. Hamilton.
She is still alive today.
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
During my years at university I was TA on a course on machine architecture several times. That’s one of the courses where students got to write the most assembly code.
In total I got to teach around 100 students. And among those 100 the smartest student was a woman (even though among those 100 students there were less than 10 women overall).
So my anecdotal evidence says it’s perfectly possible for a woman to outperform men in assembly programming.
And let’s not forget the first computer program in history was written by a woman. Sadly the computer it was supposed to run on was never finished.
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The woman who coded the Apollo Guidance Computer is Margaret H. Hamilton.
She is still alive today.
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The woman who coded the Apollo Guidance Computer is Margaret H. Hamilton.
She is still alive today.
@jackielovescompchem32 Wiki says she also coined 'software engineering'!
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All the women who are smart enough to disprove misogyny are, in one way or another, stripped of their femininity by others
@jackielovescompchem32 ~ Something you may change if you are up to it.
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@GhostOnTheHalfShell @jackielovescompchem32
Don't forget Grace Hoper, who invented the idea of programming languages and wrote compilers.And Lovelace who built the mathematics underpinning the generalization of computer logic, effectively building assembler as a conceptual model ( since she didn't have real functioning machines of note to work with), the base structures of data encoding.
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The woman who coded the Apollo Guidance Computer is Margaret H. Hamilton.
She is still alive today.
Here's some assembly I wrote, in an assembly language THAT WAS INVENTED BY A WOMAN
@ rem - calculate remainder through repeated subtractions
@ arguments:
@ R0 - Number we are going to divide
@ R1 - Number we are diving by
@ only changes the value of R0
rem:
CMP R0, R1 @ compare the remainder and the divisor
BLT end @ if the remainder is less than divisor, stop loop
SUB R0, R0, R1 @ subtract divisor from remainder
B rem @ loop back to the initial comparison
end:
BX LR @ return divisor -
I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 Hmm. did they think the codewriters were nonbinary?
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 they probably don’t believe humanity made it to the moon…
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 I wrote assembly code in high school.
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 this is where the true "the moon landing was fake" myths originate
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 Tell them to look up Kathleen Booth ... the woman who came up with assembly and the first assembler!
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 wtf how do these people exist
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@GhostOnTheHalfShell @jackielovescompchem32
Don't forget Grace Hoper, who invented the idea of programming languages and wrote compilers.And Lovelace who built the mathematics underpinning the generalization of computer logic, effectively building assembler as a conceptual model ( since she didn't have real functioning machines of note to work with), the base structures of data encoding.
@Oggie @GhostOnTheHalfShell @jackielovescompchem32 and Radia Perlman, spanning tree protocol
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 Maybe post the name of the person who said that. They are people who need outing so they cannot lurk in the dark and so we know who's brain is contaminated.
#fediverse #mastodon -
I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 Here's my Lego display of a woman who can write assembly code, standing proudly on the shelf.
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I write assembly code, and I'm a woman
@jackielovescompchem32 Cheers !
From The Netherlands from an older married male. And the Promise I won´t spam here all the time. Grown up and always worked in gender-mixes. Still , as museum-volunteer. With Lucy Maud Montgomery 's "Anne Shirley" being the real eye-opener in 1999 .First 10 years on LMM-forums were the best on the net. Learned a lot here on M too. Einstein did not do it alone, Mahler did not do it alone, women brewing beer everywhere till 15th C.
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All the women who are smart enough to disprove misogyny are, in one way or another, stripped of their femininity by others
@jackielovescompchem32 I’d word it “(…) are not included in the definition of femininity (…)” by the misogynists.
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I just saw someone actually say that women cannot write assembly code.
A woman wrote the assembly code that got humanity onto the moon. Be grateful
@jackielovescompchem32 What a strange and utterly ridiculous thing to say. I, for one, do not use my genitals in coding at all. Not even a little bit.
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