The First Computer Programmer: Ada Lovelace | STEM Loft EP. 5

Did you know that the first computer programer was born around the same time as Abraham Lincoln and Queen Victoria?! Meet Ava Lovelace the world's first computer programmer!
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Thanks Miranda. Now I remember one thing in the generation of computer science that I didn't remember

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Miranda you're always my favorite host I ❤️ your show and you

[@a7c777]

Proof that if you’re rich you can learn anything!❤️☺️

[@shubhamsalunkhe137]

People should definitely know about her, especially Computer Science students like me. Thanks a lot for making this video🙌🙌

[@rfolden8089]

I loved it. Also, most the software used to program the International Space Station is written in a language called “Ada"

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[@jamesbynum6361]

Very Educational. Did not know that??? Those days that was pretty old.

[@julesking1303]

I love Ada Lovelace. Awesome name, more awesome person. It’s sad she died so young.

[@sasharebello1942]

Loved this ep so much 💖

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Love this!! Super interesting :) 💜

[@skillsmany2235]

🌞 Amazingly awesome info!! Well done! Thanks for the Science!! ⚘️❤🕊

[@gitjeg3655]

W00tw00t, let's start ranking all the amazing humans of the past and helped create the building blocks of modern day life. A breath of fresh air to hear about a woman also contributing. I want more names! Massive thank you to Ada! ❤️

[@A_Eye-29]

Yo this is so cool. I just learned about her in my AP computer science class :D

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Amazing Video Miranda❤️💖👑💕👏💎🥇🏆⭐️💜Keep Making History Miranda❤️I’m proud of you and I Love You Miranda🥰🙌👍💕⭐️💖🙌

[@KironManuelCards]

Why did Ms Ada Lovelace die early?Back to the Future right?Actually such genius minds exist all over the world.

[@danielross8082]

Thank you

[@danielross8082]

This is great for a reformation of the education system. Have the subjects speak our language. Keep it up.

[@danieldospassos]

Wow, nice video!

[@ianpennington2881]

i just learn Somethings by you and thanks Miranda from Cosgrover

[@harielnemamiahescolariquer1713]

It would be nice to add some subtitles in this full video, like with the reel in Instagram. Helps alot

[@ruthgabbymusic]

Seconded😌

[@SD-xh7yv]

Wow Nice Video Miranda

[@ribhav6808]

I came here from instagram

[@mattd03411]

Joseph Jacquard was the first programmer with his loom that produced intricate weavings of patterns and pictures with punch cards. Ada was on the right track but Joseph's Jacquard put pixels on fabric before we had a screen to put it on. Machine code ones and zeros.

[@ib6548]

Inspirational

[@kevobrs6019]

But wasn't her contribution translating Luigi menabrea papers from french making Luigi the first programmer just curious.

[@michaelallen1121]

So . important. This is the same thing I learned in college with the white house so I really hope people can pick up on this and learn it more, We're all still learning, after all.

[@tigrux]

In the intro, Miranda looks like she is cosplaying Wednesday writing a horror novel.

[@lauriewallmark]

Kids can learn more about this amazing woman in my picture book biography, ADA BYRON LOVELACE AND THE THINKING MACHINE.

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ayeeeee sup miranda

[@dustinblox7952]

Ima give you some feed back. Your camera is just a tad to far when your explaining things. Also if you could use a bit better animation you could make this channel extremely popular. Other then that this is good. Keep up the good work

[@777ars9]

Can you put subtitle in all your video like in insta? 😭👍

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Please.

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Hi Miranda.

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[@sunxflower8744]

Your really smart but is it true? People where pioneers when it was 1815 and there was not any electronics

[@harielnemamiahescolariquer1713]

What do you mean? Your assumption makes the facts to distort. Ada wrote what is considered the first computer program.

[@AJ-nd4nk]

You can have non-electronic computers. In fact, those were the first kind of computers.