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The world’s first computer programmer was the daughter of a romantic poet who took inspiration from embroidery to write the first algorithm
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Corinna Schlombs
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The Conversation
December 9, 2022
Tech
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Glenn Fleishman
October 16, 2018
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By
David Z. Morris
December 28, 2017
Tech
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Robert Hackett
July 26, 2017
Leadership
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Charles O’Reilly III
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Michael Tushman
June 30, 2016
Tech
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Philip Elmer-DeWitt
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Emma Burleigh
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Eleanor Pringle