How to Be a 'Woman Programmer'
The author discusses the requirement of becoming a programmer, such as the need to probe the space between what a machine can understand and human thought and the willingness to fail all the time.
| Published in: | New York Times Vol. 162; no. 56141; p. 5 |
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| Format: | Opinion |
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New York Times
5/19/2013
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