The programmer that sent us to the moon with her code

[techb]

[blackeagle]

holly shit  respect to this woman 

[HTH]

keep in mind most if not all of that is punch cards and so you can cut that stack down into a 8th and that would be closer to the actual code in raw bytes, then cut it in half again because punched holes are larger than a letter. Still mad respect for her but its not as if those are all lines of C or something

[proxx]

keep in mind most if not all of that is punch cards and so you can cut that stack down into a 8th and that would be closer to the actual code in raw bytes, then cut it in half again because punched holes are larger than a letter. Still mad respect for her but its not as if those are all lines of C or something

More likely to be something like COBOL.

[ColonelPanic]

In the interest of specificity, Wikipedia cites the image as

"Software" engineer Margaret Hamilton with a pile of print-out results from simulations, circa 1969. (MIT Library)

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As an aside, the footnote reads ""Apollo 11 Owners' Workshop Manual" (Haynes) p105". Apparently, this is a thing: http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/BookFeature_Apollo11View?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001

[sh4d0w_w4tch]

I found this.  http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009/07/apollo-11-missions-40th-anniversary-one.html

It's structured like assembly but doesn't look like it.  It looks too high level to be ASM.

[Axon]

She's smarter than all HF members.

[x0nic]

10/10 would bang