Wrote COBOL programs on punch cards back in the 70's while earning a business degree. Wrote infinite loops. Afraid of dropping cards. LOL
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Yeah. I dropped a 500 card program deck!
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I was always afraid of doing that. But it didn't matter, cuz I always looped my programs- shuffling the deck would have been a better excuse
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I miss de-bugging those huge dumps when my program ABENDED!
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Another sheroe???!!!
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The current word is heroine.
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The previous tweets disturb me. People posting crap just to do it. We should be honoring Ms. Sammet. Contributed to tech revolution.
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Without her, probably would not have Twitter.
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C01 IS TOP-OF-FORM. for the few. RIP Jean Sammet.
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Sad
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PROCEDURE DIVISION. PERFORM UNTIL EndOfTime DISPLAY "Thank You Jean Sammet! Smart techie women rule!" END-PERFORM
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I'm still coding COBOL every day!
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COBOL Uhh, years ago.
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Started my programming with it....
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@NYtimes obituary: Jean Sammet died. Inside the DC Beltway technology R&D lost a major software pioneer & codesigner of COBOL.#DCstatehoodThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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