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  1. Mês das Mulheres
    Vamos lembrar dela!
    Grace Hopper (1906–1992) foi pioneira da computação. Matemática e oficial da Marinha dos EUA, participou da criação do primeiro compilador e contribuiu para a linguagem COBOL, usada em sistemas empresariais. Seu trabalho abriu caminhos para gerações de profissionais da tecnologia.

    #GraceHopper #MulheresNaComputacao #WomenInComputing #HistoriaDaComputacao #Tecnologia #DivulgacaoCientifica #EADUNIG #eadunig #cienciadacomputacao #analise #gti

  2. Mês das Mulheres
    Vamos lembrar dela!
    Grace Hopper (1906–1992) foi pioneira da computação. Matemática e oficial da Marinha dos EUA, participou da criação do primeiro compilador e contribuiu para a linguagem COBOL, usada em sistemas empresariais. Seu trabalho abriu caminhos para gerações de profissionais da tecnologia.

    #GraceHopper #MulheresNaComputacao #WomenInComputing #HistoriaDaComputacao #Tecnologia #DivulgacaoCientifica #EADUNIG #eadunig #cienciadacomputacao #analise #gti

  3. Mês das Mulheres
    Vamos lembrar dela!
    Grace Hopper (1906–1992) foi pioneira da computação. Matemática e oficial da Marinha dos EUA, participou da criação do primeiro compilador e contribuiu para a linguagem COBOL, usada em sistemas empresariais. Seu trabalho abriu caminhos para gerações de profissionais da tecnologia.

    #GraceHopper #MulheresNaComputacao #WomenInComputing #HistoriaDaComputacao #Tecnologia #DivulgacaoCientifica #EADUNIG #eadunig #cienciadacomputacao #analise #gti

  4. Mês das Mulheres
    Vamos lembrar dela!
    Grace Hopper (1906–1992) foi pioneira da computação. Matemática e oficial da Marinha dos EUA, participou da criação do primeiro compilador e contribuiu para a linguagem COBOL, usada em sistemas empresariais. Seu trabalho abriu caminhos para gerações de profissionais da tecnologia.

    #GraceHopper #MulheresNaComputacao #WomenInComputing #HistoriaDaComputacao #Tecnologia #DivulgacaoCientifica #EADUNIG #eadunig #cienciadacomputacao #analise #gti

  5. Mês das Mulheres
    Começamos por relembrar ela!
    Ada Lovelace (1815–1852)
    Matemática britânica considerada a primeira programadora da história.
    Escreveu o primeiro algoritmo destinado a ser executado pela Máquina Analítica de Charles Babbage, antecipando conceitos fundamentais da computação.
    #AdaLovelace #MulheresNaComputação #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing
    #HistóriaDaComputação #Programação #Algoritmos #MulheresNaCiencia

  6. Mês das Mulheres
    Começamos por relembrar ela!
    Ada Lovelace (1815–1852)
    Matemática britânica considerada a primeira programadora da história.
    Escreveu o primeiro algoritmo destinado a ser executado pela Máquina Analítica de Charles Babbage, antecipando conceitos fundamentais da computação.
    #AdaLovelace #MulheresNaComputação #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing
    #HistóriaDaComputação #Programação #Algoritmos #MulheresNaCiencia

  7. Mês das Mulheres
    Começamos por relembrar ela!
    Ada Lovelace (1815–1852)
    Matemática britânica considerada a primeira programadora da história.
    Escreveu o primeiro algoritmo destinado a ser executado pela Máquina Analítica de Charles Babbage, antecipando conceitos fundamentais da computação.
    #AdaLovelace #MulheresNaComputação #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing
    #HistóriaDaComputação #Programação #Algoritmos #MulheresNaCiencia

  8. Mês das Mulheres
    Começamos por relembrar ela!
    Ada Lovelace (1815–1852)
    Matemática britânica considerada a primeira programadora da história.
    Escreveu o primeiro algoritmo destinado a ser executado pela Máquina Analítica de Charles Babbage, antecipando conceitos fundamentais da computação.
    #AdaLovelace #MulheresNaComputação #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing
    #HistóriaDaComputação #Programação #Algoritmos #MulheresNaCiencia

  9. Are you, or do you know, a high school or college student in tech? Check out the National Center for Women & Information Technology's Aspirations in Computing award:

    aspirations.org/get-involved/s

  10. I really enjoyed @Felienne's narrative about narratives about Computer Science yesterday. She applied some of the ideas presented in the Glaciers, Gender and Science paper (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1) to her experiences in the Computer Science / Programming Languages communities. She's also starting a reading club to brainstorm the meaning (and the name?) of the field of "Computer Science".

    #ICTOpen
    #ICTOpen2025
    #NWO
    #Conference
    #AcademicMastodon
    #AcademicChatter
    #ICT
    #Research
    #Networking
    #Utrecht
    #Jaarbeurs
    #ComputerScience
    #ProgrammingLanguages
    #WomenInComputing
    #WomenInSTEM
    #Glaciology

  11. I really enjoyed @Felienne's narrative about narratives about Computer Science yesterday. She applied some of the ideas presented in the Glaciers, Gender and Science paper (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1) to her experiences in the Computer Science / Programming Languages communities. She's also starting a reading club to brainstorm the meaning (and the name?) of the field of "Computer Science".

    #ICTOpen
    #ICTOpen2025
    #NWO
    #Conference
    #AcademicMastodon
    #AcademicChatter
    #ICT
    #Research
    #Networking
    #Utrecht
    #Jaarbeurs
    #ComputerScience
    #ProgrammingLanguages
    #WomenInComputing
    #WomenInSTEM
    #Glaciology

  12. I really enjoyed @Felienne's narrative about narratives about Computer Science yesterday. She applied some of the ideas presented in the Glaciers, Gender and Science paper (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1) to her experiences in the Computer Science / Programming Languages communities. She's also starting a reading club to brainstorm the meaning (and the name?) of the field of "Computer Science".

    #ICTOpen
    #ICTOpen2025
    #NWO
    #Conference
    #AcademicMastodon
    #AcademicChatter
    #ICT
    #Research
    #Networking
    #Utrecht
    #Jaarbeurs
    #ComputerScience
    #ProgrammingLanguages
    #WomenInComputing
    #WomenInSTEM
    #Glaciology

  13. I really enjoyed @Felienne's narrative about narratives about Computer Science yesterday. She applied some of the ideas presented in the Glaciers, Gender and Science paper (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1) to her experiences in the Computer Science / Programming Languages communities. She's also starting a reading club to brainstorm the meaning (and the name?) of the field of "Computer Science".

    #ICTOpen
    #ICTOpen2025
    #NWO
    #Conference
    #AcademicMastodon
    #AcademicChatter
    #ICT
    #Research
    #Networking
    #Utrecht
    #Jaarbeurs
    #ComputerScience
    #ProgrammingLanguages
    #WomenInComputing
    #WomenInSTEM
    #Glaciology

  14. I really enjoyed @Felienne's narrative about narratives about Computer Science yesterday. She applied some of the ideas presented in the Glaciers, Gender and Science paper (journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1) to her experiences in the Computer Science / Programming Languages communities. She's also starting a reading club to brainstorm the meaning (and the name?) of the field of "Computer Science".

    #ICTOpen
    #ICTOpen2025
    #NWO
    #Conference
    #AcademicMastodon
    #AcademicChatter
    #ICT
    #Research
    #Networking
    #Utrecht
    #Jaarbeurs
    #ComputerScience
    #ProgrammingLanguages
    #WomenInComputing
    #WomenInSTEM
    #Glaciology

  15. In a slack discussion about sexism and gender equity in the sciences, my colleague accidentally typed "scientits" instead of "scientists".

    I still think about this daily and I still want a T-shirt with that word.

    #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #tits #science #AcademicChatter

  16. In a slack discussion about sexism and gender equity in the sciences, my colleague accidentally typed "scientits" instead of "scientists".

    I still think about this daily and I still want a T-shirt with that word.

    #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #tits #science #AcademicChatter

  17. In a slack discussion about sexism and gender equity in the sciences, my colleague accidentally typed "scientits" instead of "scientists".

    I still think about this daily and I still want a T-shirt with that word.

    #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #tits #science #AcademicChatter

  18. In a slack discussion about sexism and gender equity in the sciences, my colleague accidentally typed "scientits" instead of "scientists".

    I still think about this daily and I still want a T-shirt with that word.

    #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #tits #science #AcademicChatter

  19. In a slack discussion about sexism and gender equity in the sciences, my colleague accidentally typed "scientits" instead of "scientists".

    I still think about this daily and I still want a T-shirt with that word.

    #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #tits #science #AcademicChatter

  20. "The second week of each December, Computer Science Education Week introduces K-12 students to computer science. This timing was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Grace Murray Hopper, December 9, 1906.

    Rear Admiral Hopper is well known to the CS community for her many contributions to computing."

    cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/remember

    #Computers #ComputerHistory #GraceHopper #History #Personalities #Programming #WomenInComputing

  21. "The second week of each December, Computer Science Education Week introduces K-12 students to computer science. This timing was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Grace Murray Hopper, December 9, 1906.

    Rear Admiral Hopper is well known to the CS community for her many contributions to computing."

    cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/remember

    #Computers #ComputerHistory #GraceHopper #History #Personalities #Programming #WomenInComputing

  22. "The second week of each December, Computer Science Education Week introduces K-12 students to computer science. This timing was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Grace Murray Hopper, December 9, 1906.

    Rear Admiral Hopper is well known to the CS community for her many contributions to computing."

    cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/remember

    #Computers #ComputerHistory #GraceHopper #History #Personalities #Programming #WomenInComputing

  23. "The second week of each December, Computer Science Education Week introduces K-12 students to computer science. This timing was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Grace Murray Hopper, December 9, 1906.

    Rear Admiral Hopper is well known to the CS community for her many contributions to computing."

    cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/remember

    #Computers #ComputerHistory #GraceHopper #History #Personalities #Programming #WomenInComputing

  24. "The second week of each December, Computer Science Education Week introduces K-12 students to computer science. This timing was chosen to commemorate the birthday of Grace Murray Hopper, December 9, 1906.

    Rear Admiral Hopper is well known to the CS community for her many contributions to computing."

    cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/remember

    #Computers #ComputerHistory #GraceHopper #History #Personalities #Programming #WomenInComputing

  25. When I started my pre-Master in Computer Science, I had no experience with programming, command lines, git, Linux, ssh, ...

    The pre-Master consisted of Bachelor-level courses from all three Bachelor years. Hence, from day 1, I had to be able to program at the level of a 3rd year Bachelor student, in multiple programming languages.

    Unsurprisingly, this was a steep learning curve for me. Being surrounded by people who had been writing code since they were 8 years old contributed massively to my sense of insecurity and anxiety. Being surrounded by mostly men, who in some cases really felt the need to put me in my place whenever I showed any sign of competence, really didn't help me feel better.

    This has kinda stayed with me. Even though I sometimes encountered people who were way more clumsy than I was in working with these tools, I still felt massive imposter syndrome.

    Just now, a software developer sat next to me as I typed commands into my terminal. Afterwards, he remarked that I clearly know my way around the command line.

    I wouldn't say that I'm healed now, but this for sure felt like a win.

    #GreatColleague #SoftwareDevelopment #Linux #CommandLine #Programming #Coding #AcademicChatter #AcademicMastodon #WorkLife #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #WomenWhoCode

  26. When I started my pre-Master in Computer Science, I had no experience with programming, command lines, git, Linux, ssh, ...

    The pre-Master consisted of Bachelor-level courses from all three Bachelor years. Hence, from day 1, I had to be able to program at the level of a 3rd year Bachelor student, in multiple programming languages.

    Unsurprisingly, this was a steep learning curve for me. Being surrounded by people who had been writing code since they were 8 years old contributed massively to my sense of insecurity and anxiety. Being surrounded by mostly men, who in some cases really felt the need to put me in my place whenever I showed any sign of competence, really didn't help me feel better.

    This has kinda stayed with me. Even though I sometimes encountered people who were way more clumsy than I was in working with these tools, I still felt massive imposter syndrome.

    Just now, a software developer sat next to me as I typed commands into my terminal. Afterwards, he remarked that I clearly know my way around the command line.

    I wouldn't say that I'm healed now, but this for sure felt like a win.

    #GreatColleague #SoftwareDevelopment #Linux #CommandLine #Programming #Coding #AcademicChatter #AcademicMastodon #WorkLife #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #WomenWhoCode

  27. When I started my pre-Master in Computer Science, I had no experience with programming, command lines, git, Linux, ssh, ...

    The pre-Master consisted of Bachelor-level courses from all three Bachelor years. Hence, from day 1, I had to be able to program at the level of a 3rd year Bachelor student, in multiple programming languages.

    Unsurprisingly, this was a steep learning curve for me. Being surrounded by people who had been writing code since they were 8 years old contributed massively to my sense of insecurity and anxiety. Being surrounded by mostly men, who in some cases really felt the need to put me in my place whenever I showed any sign of competence, really didn't help me feel better.

    This has kinda stayed with me. Even though I sometimes encountered people who were way more clumsy than I was in working with these tools, I still felt massive imposter syndrome.

    Just now, a software developer sat next to me as I typed commands into my terminal. Afterwards, he remarked that I clearly know my way around the command line.

    I wouldn't say that I'm healed now, but this for sure felt like a win.

    #GreatColleague #SoftwareDevelopment #Linux #CommandLine #Programming #Coding #AcademicChatter #AcademicMastodon #WorkLife #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #WomenWhoCode

  28. When I started my pre-Master in Computer Science, I had no experience with programming, command lines, git, Linux, ssh, ...

    The pre-Master consisted of Bachelor-level courses from all three Bachelor years. Hence, from day 1, I had to be able to program at the level of a 3rd year Bachelor student, in multiple programming languages.

    Unsurprisingly, this was a steep learning curve for me. Being surrounded by people who had been writing code since they were 8 years old contributed massively to my sense of insecurity and anxiety. Being surrounded by mostly men, who in some cases really felt the need to put me in my place whenever I showed any sign of competence, really didn't help me feel better.

    This has kinda stayed with me. Even though I sometimes encountered people who were way more clumsy than I was in working with these tools, I still felt massive imposter syndrome.

    Just now, a software developer sat next to me as I typed commands into my terminal. Afterwards, he remarked that I clearly know my way around the command line.

    I wouldn't say that I'm healed now, but this for sure felt like a win.

    #GreatColleague #SoftwareDevelopment #Linux #CommandLine #Programming #Coding #AcademicChatter #AcademicMastodon #WorkLife #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #WomenWhoCode

  29. When I started my pre-Master in Computer Science, I had no experience with programming, command lines, git, Linux, ssh, ...

    The pre-Master consisted of Bachelor-level courses from all three Bachelor years. Hence, from day 1, I had to be able to program at the level of a 3rd year Bachelor student, in multiple programming languages.

    Unsurprisingly, this was a steep learning curve for me. Being surrounded by people who had been writing code since they were 8 years old contributed massively to my sense of insecurity and anxiety. Being surrounded by mostly men, who in some cases really felt the need to put me in my place whenever I showed any sign of competence, really didn't help me feel better.

    This has kinda stayed with me. Even though I sometimes encountered people who were way more clumsy than I was in working with these tools, I still felt massive imposter syndrome.

    Just now, a software developer sat next to me as I typed commands into my terminal. Afterwards, he remarked that I clearly know my way around the command line.

    I wouldn't say that I'm healed now, but this for sure felt like a win.

    #GreatColleague #SoftwareDevelopment #Linux #CommandLine #Programming #Coding #AcademicChatter #AcademicMastodon #WorkLife #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech #WomenInComputing #WomenWhoCode

  30. So many of the ladies mentioned in the #fosdem keynote already have a sport on my wall of honor in my living room. :-)
    #WomenInComputing #computer #WomenInTech #ada