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  1. N-ShadowFrog より:

    Girl wasn’t just the first woman to receive a computer science PhD in America, she was the first person to receive a computer science PhD in the world. The other recipient got it at the same time.

  2. MikeTalonNYC より:

    Reminds me of a nun who was one of my professors in college. Three PhD’s, and an MD with board certification in two different areas. Someone asked why and how she did all of that.

    “I’m a nun, it’s not like we don’t have a lot of free time to do stuff with…”

  3. shakana44 より:

    it’s woman. women is plural

  4. Ghost_Turd より:

    Interesting part of this is that she was nearly the first person EVER to get a CS doctorate. A man in St. Louis got his DSc earlier on the exact same day she got her PhD in Wisconsin. They were the first two CS doctorates awarded anywhere in the US, 1965.

  5. Colon より:

    woman is singular. women is plural. this is about a singular woman. 💫

  6. MystixMirage より:

    Sister Mary Keller wasn’t just breaking glass ceilings, she was coding in a habit!

  7. Layhult より:

    “And the lord said “let there be bytes””.

  8. mojeaux_j より:

    Why do so many people keep getting woman and women mixed up?

  9. She wrote the God code.

  10. Doctor Sister Mary Keller

  11. CatTheKitten より:

    Remember that computer science was a lowly women’s job for us lowly unintelligent women when suddenly it wasn’t. CompSci has ALWAYS belonged to women, but tech bros won’t have you believing that.

  12. tehgen より:

    Had a programming professor that was a nun. They’ve been doing it since punch cards.

  13. RobotIcHead より:

    A lot of early programmers were women, educated women in mathematics and engineering often hard it hard to find work in their field and since early programming required calculation they started hiring these women.

    Also women became nuns for lots of reasons, religious calling was only one of many reasons.

  14. BrokenSushiBot より:

    bro what?? i never would’ve guessed. love learning random history like this it kinda gives me hope tbh like no matter what your life looks like, you still got room to be a trailblazer.

  15. Sister Mary Keller walked so modern tech could run. Absolute legend

  16. ContinuumGuy より:

    She felt deus in the ex machina.

  17. Yeah, and she helped develop BASIC too—total legend.

  18. abgry_krakow87 より:

    I wonder if she took on the title “Dr”

  19. Get that bag, sis.

  20. SourcedAndCited より:

    Her cousin Helen never saw it coming

  21. ChaoticMutant より:

    She then proceeded to whack her teacher with a pointer stick. If you went a Catholic school you know what I mean.

  22. vacri より:

    It seems crazy that the first phd in computer science was as late as 1965. Computers had been developed by academic eggheads for decades at that point.

  23. DJ_Micoh より:

    Man I would be so pissed to be a computer expert who died in 1985. That’s like walking out of a movie just before all the tits and explosions.

  24. GreenApocalypse より:

    First woman*

    How is that an easy mistake to make?

  25. carlrieman より:

    Look what boredom does to a mf

  26. PM_THE_REAPER より:

    My father was a nun.

  27. MoonlightGrams より:

    Republicans say she’s no doctor…lol