Stephen Wolfram at the Science Museum in London next to the Difference Engine created by Charles Babbage.

In 1844 she hoped to "bequeath to the generations a Calculus of the Nervous System."
Celebrating Ada Lovelace's birth 210 years ago today with @stephenwolfram.bsky.social's essay on her life:
https://wolfr.am/1AuODbNPF

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Discover unexpected info about the world's first programmer, who happened to be female in Great Women at great-women.com/ada-lovelace ( #AdaLovelace, #CharlesBabbage, #computerHistory, #firstProgrammer, #programmingLanguages, #womenInHistory, #historicalWomen)

Her visionary work was forgotten for a century, only to be rediscovered in 1953. Today, the ADA programming language honors her name—a legacy that reminds us innovation is often born from imagination.

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Ada Lovelace: The First Computer Programmer Ada Lovelace, born Augusta Ada Byron in 1815, is celebrated as the world’s first computer programmer. Her work laid foundational concepts for modern computing, intertwining mathematical ingenuity with visionary ideas about the potential of machines. ...

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