So I was thinking of under rated women in tech and ladies who contributed to making the tech industry what it is today
Here’s a list of a few of the great ladies
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1) Annie Easley: we hv 2 thank her 4 hybrid car batteries.She worked at where we nw knw as NASA as a comp programmer. She was 1 of only 4 African-American employees n is well knwn 4 her wrk encouragx women and people of color 2 enter STEM fields.She’s a Heroine to many #TeamSteph

2)Joan Ball : she basically invented online dating. A group of men at Harvard gt credit 4 de 1st computerized datx service, called 'Operation Match.' But she was actually the one who 1st devised a way to determine compatibility using a comp a yr b4 the men frm Harvard #TeamSteph

3) the women of ENIAC: it was the women mathematicians who actually programmed the ENIAC. The ENIAC builders recruited six women who became the world's first coders, manipulating the ENIAC to calculate missile trajectories.This is something we don’t see everyday #TeamSteph

4)Grace Hopper: “The mother of computing" wrked at de Harvard Computation Lab as part of the Navy Reserve, programmx the Mark 1 computer tht brought speed and accuracy 2 military initiatives. Her accolades include creatx the 1st compiler. Look at tht smile,a true queen #TeamSteph

5)May A. Wilkes: helped develop de 1st “personal computer".She is credited with writx de LINC's operatx prog manual. In an interview, she revealed she actually took de LINC home with her 2 write the operatx system, hence makx workx remotely a reality 4 many of us 2day #TeamSteph

The list goes on feel free to add any other great lady u think isn’t celebrated enough

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