re: Cool Picture of the Day: NASA's Apollo Program's Lead Engineer Margaret Hamilton

Impressive amount of coding. Her sub-par stacking skills leads me to believe she isn't very skilled in the art of making a sandwich. Still... IWHI.

JHC I saw a photo when I logged onto Reddit and thought it was cool. I included the caption. Thought she was strangely attractive.

Three pages later we have people trying to turn this into a Politard Thread.

Like I said...JHC people. Y'all could f#uck up a cup of coffee.

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Three pages later we have people trying to turn this into a Politard Thread.

Like I said...JHC people. Y'all could f#uck up a cup of coffee.

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More like you fricked up the post bud. Both your title and the text in your post are 100% FALSE.

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Cool Picture of the Day: NASA's Apollo Program's Lead Engineer Margaret Hamilton by GFunk

She's standing next to the code that she wrote by hand for Humanity, which went to the Moon in 1969. 

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1. She wasn't "THE lead engineer of the Apollo program". She was one of many lead engineers working on a specific program for a specific purpose.


2. She didnt WRITE all of that code, the team she oversaw wrote the code which consisted of many people.



"I just posted the title from reddit."

I think their heads would explode if they knew we all carried supercomputers, yet mainly use them for social entertainment.

This is all fake news...them black girls were the reason the space program was successful. I have seen the movie so its true. Thing is those girls couldn't get respect until the white guy busted the white only bathroom sign up.

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worked with a guy last night that was "helping" his daughter with her algebra homework, she sent him a pic of the problem, he googled it, took a pic of the solution, and sent it back to her, tell me how she could possibly be learning anything, but the kid probably has one of those 7.5 weighted GPAs that all kids seem to have these days

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I may sound like a liberal, but academics have become all about GPA and more and more students are bypassing real learning to obtain the GPAs the world tells them they must have to make it in the world.

I dont think having no grades is a good thing, but there needs to be some more brainstorming on how kids can legitimately learn more without becoming a full-on GPA hunter.

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I may sound like a liberal, but academics have become all about GPA and more and more students are bypassing real learning to obtain the GPAs the world tells them they must have to make it in the world.

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There is loss of creativity among today's engineer graduates, too many of them pick it as a major based on starting salary, and their focus after college is on what is the fastest path to management, not becoming a great engineer.