The oral biography of Grace Murray Hopper, whose work with early computers transformed mathematical symbols into words, helping to usher in the era of technology.
““Anybody who’s been bitten by the computer bug and had the fun of making... things do things in the fraction of the time and make them do all sorts of things you never had any chance to do, why... you want to keep on doing it.
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