Was Ada Lovelace really the first programmer?

was Ada Lovelace really the first programmer?

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no, she wasnt obviously, her mentor was
she just transcribed shit she saw him doing

She came up with the algorithm for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine.

i always laugh when people bring up all those "women were the first programmers" because they are desparate for ANY validation
good example are the NASA coders, so basically women doing repetitive, boring tasks like punching cards and segregating pictures because no man wanted to do it, but once computers became more powerful there was no point for them, which is why "women programmers" disappeared

nakadashi

Based incel

ITT: seething incels who can berely write a hello world

women were the first computers

>best example of a women programmer is some spoiled rich whore literally copying code from her male teacher hundreds of years ago
lmao women are just pathetic

>literally a footnote to some Italian nobody remembers
I mean kinda? Babbage wrote the first programs technically.
Ada was a cool nerd, I hate that people try to use a virtuous woman like her to further their idiotic agenda of pushing women into a profession most of them would hate, because they are not cool nerds like Ada.

This.

I bet that dumb slut doesn't even know how to install Gentoo.

No, but you could say she was the most famous early computer science student.

Basically this.
W*men "programmers" back then were glorified hole punchers

The first programmer was an intersectional black polyamourous bi-queer woman (they/them). Her name was Jontavious Jackson

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Why don't they do what i instruct them to do?

Kekd and checked.

>guy invents computer with barely-19th century technology
>due to severe head trauma, he forgets how it works and doesn't know how program it
>by some miracle, only the chick he's fucking can

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tpbp and /thread

Yes*

That's a man