BLOOD TYPE:BLUE

アニメ・特撮等が好きですが、古い作品が主です。ＣＧで描かれるよりもミニチュアで頑張って撮りました、ってのを愛してます。 あ、BLOOD TYPE:BLUEはエヴァじゃなくて元ネタのほうの「ブルークリスマス」です。

[PBS News @NewsHour]

Margaret Hamilton, a computer scientist who helped NASA land on the moon, has died. She was 90.

As a young mathematician at MIT, Hamilton was the first female programmer to work on the Apollo project in the 1960s.

She went on to lead the 100-person team that wrote software for the moon mission.

In recent years, a 1969 photograph of Hamilton standing next to the printed code for the lunar landing went viral on social media.

In 2016, President Barack Obama awarded Hamilton the Medal of Freedom, saying her work "set the foundation" for modern software engineering.

[Doctor Zhivago @DoctorZhivago6]

京都の人間のマウンティングは独特で自分が勝てるところなら地の果てまでホーミングしてくる。
例えば
👵🏻『お兄さんどこから来はったん？』
👨『京都に住んでいます』
👵🏻『京都のどこ？』
👨『京都市内です』
👵🏻『市内のどこ？』
👨『中京区です』
👵🏻『中京区のどこ？』
👨『御所の近くです』
👵🏻『御所のどっち側？』
👨『御所南です』
👵🏻『（ぐぬぬ…）』
みたいな感じ。タチが悪いとこの後に
👵🏻『お爺さんお婆さんは京都の人？？』
👵🏻『祇園祭ではどこの鉾手伝ったはるのん？？』
とかまで追尾してくる。パトリオットミサイルかよ。

[Silicon Siren @theSiliconSiren]

Some people help write history. Margaret Hamilton helped write the software that got us there 🌖

Today we learned that Margaret Hamilton, one of the true pioneers of computing and software engineering, has passed away at the age of 90.

Last year I made this video about the Apollo Guidance Computer, and especially about Margaret and the incredible team she led at MIT. It feels appropriate to share it again tonight in her honor.

During Apollo 11’s descent to the Moon, the Guidance Computer suddenly began throwing the now-famous 1201 and 1202 alarms. It was overloaded at one of the worst possible moments.

But it didn’t simply crash.

The software Hamilton and her team had designed recognized what was happening, discarded lower-priority work, and kept the tasks necessary to land the Lunar Module running.

That wasn’t luck. That was engineering.

Margaret helped pioneer ideas like fault-tolerant software, asynchronous processing and priority scheduling at a time when “software engineering” itself was barely recognized as a discipline. She fought to change that too.

We remember the astronauts because they walked on the Moon. We should also remember the engineers who made sure the computers could get them there.

Margaret Hamilton was one of the greatest. I am always deeply honored when someone tells me I resemble her, which is a regular occurrence ☺️

Rest in peace, Margaret. And thank you for helping humanity make one giant leap 🌙💻

Music Piano Pill (YouTube).

[たまきひさお Trans・Venus マンガ図書館Z @Tamakinia]

私がビジュアルから読み解いた庵野ヤマトは、こう。最終的にトグロを巻く。

[Yoko Umeda 🇺🇸FIREするスポーツジャーナリスト＆米国の生活保護の日々 @yokoumeda]

実名なのが問題ではなく(原作の小説は私が勝手に書きましたが、映像化のとき東映は中日ドラゴンズの許可をとっています）、東映のビデオ部が制作したもので、「ビデオ部」がなくなってしまったんですよね。名古屋では野球が雨で中止になると、テレビで何度か放映されていたそうです。『勝利投手』奇想天外ファンタジーかつリアルな実名野球ドラマOVA！ https://t.co/waWmA79Uru

[Orhan Bayram @orhanbayram]

Bu haberi görünce “28 yıldır nasıl yürüyorsun?” diye biraz detayına baktım.

Hikâye gerçekten acayip.

Karl Bushby 1998’de, 29 yaşındayken İngiltere’den ayrılıyor. Amacı dünyayı dolaşıp tekrar İngiltere’deki evine dönmek.

Ama kendine iki kural koyuyor: Yolculuk boyunca ilerlemek için araç kullanmayacak ve bitirmeden eve dönmeyecek.

Başlangıçta 12 yıl süreceğini düşünüyor.

28 yıl olmuş :)

Güney Amerika’yı geçiyor, Darién Gap’ten yürüyor, Kuzey Amerika üzerinden Alaska’ya çıkıyor.

2006’da Alaska’dan Rusya’ya geçmek için Bering Boğazı’nı donmuş denizin üzerinden yürüyor. Rusya’ya vardığında kaçak sınır geçişinden tutuklanıyor. Bir ara Rusya’ya tekrar girmesi bile yasaklanacak hale geliyor.

Sonra vize problemleri, para, kapalı sınırlar derken yıllar geçiyor.

COVID geliyor.

Rusya-Ukrayna savaşı çıkıyor.

Ve bir noktada rotasında aşamadığı başka bir engel çıkıyor: Hazar Denizi.

Adamın çözümü Hazar’ın etrafından dolaşmak değil.

Yüzmek.

2024’te Kazakistan’dan Azerbaycan’a yaklaşık 288 km yüzüyor. 31 gün sürüyor.

Sonra Gürcistan üzerinden Türkiye’ye geliyor. İstanbul’dan geçip Avrupa’ya devam ediyor.

Geçtiğimiz günlerde de Fransa’ya ulaşıyor.

Bu sefer önünde Manş Denizi var.

Manş Tüneli’nden yürüyerek geçmek için izin istiyor, vermiyorlar. Feribota binse 28 yıldır koruduğu kuralı bozacak.

Onu da yüzüyor :)

Ve 5 Ekim’de, yola çıktıktan 28 yıl sonra İngiltere’ye tekrar ayak basıyor.

Şimdi önünde son 400 km civarı kalmış. Hull’daki annesinin evine yürüdüğünde yolculuk gerçekten bitecek.

50 bin kilometreden fazla yol, onlarca ülke, Bering Boğazı, Hazar Denizi, Manş…

Ama benim en çok hoşuma giden kısmı başka.

Adam 1998’de bir hedef koymuş. O günden bugüne dünya değişmiş, sınırlar değişmiş, savaş çıkmış, pandemi olmuş. Kendisi 29 yaşından 57 yaşına gelmiş.

Planın neredeyse tamamı değişmiş. Hedef değişmemiş.

Bazen istikrar dediğimiz şey de bu galiba.

Aynı plana tutunmak değil; plan çalışmadığında başka bir yol bulup aynı yere doğru devam etmek.

[NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin]

Margaret Hamilton was a pioneer whose work helped make Apollo and humanity’s first journeys to the Moon possible. The best way to honor her legacy is to finally pick up where her generation left off and never stop going.

[NASA History Office @NASAhistory]

“We had to find a way and we did. Looking back, we were the luckiest people in the world; there was no choice but to be pioneers.” —Margaret Hamilton

Rest in peace, Margaret. Your trailblazing work leading the development of the on-board flight software for the Apollo spacecraft will forever be remembered. 🫡

[Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) @MIT]

We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: https://t.co/ODkbdIsoHw

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Margaret Hamilton, whose software helped land Apollo 11 on the moon, dies at 90 https://t.co/GCjH3Z606v

[吉田隆一／SF音楽家 @hi_doi]

マーガレット・ハミルトンの訃報。

1960年代の米国で、オフィスで育児をしながら、アポロ11号のコンピュータプログラムという歴史的偉業を達成し、(結果として)後のソフトウェア概念構築に貢献した人物です。

おつかれさまでした。ありがとうございました。

(2016年の記事)
https://t.co/h4eM5pvALL

[CodeAI @codeorg]

Margaret Hamilton was the first woman programmer on Apollo, led the team that wrote its flight software, and fought for software engineering to be taken seriously.

Thank you, Margaret, for all you gave computer science and the millions of students you inspire.

[CNN @CNN]

Margaret Hamilton, the groundbreaking researcher who helped create the field of software engineering and whose code helped land NASA’s Apollo astronauts on the moon, has died. She was 90. https://t.co/zKmMEXLMck

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Margaret Hamilton, who led the 100-person team that wrote the onboard software for the Apollo missions, has died. https://t.co/vhkTLe9J4Z

[Humanoid History @HumanoidHistory]

R.I.P. Margaret Hamilton (1936–2026)

[GIGAZINE(ギガジン) @gigazine]

【訃報】アポロ計画のフライトシステムソフトウェア開発を主導したマーガレット・ハミルトン氏が90歳で死去、「ソフトウェアエンジニアリング」という言葉の生みの親

[MENBAY @Mebium_MENBAY]

自分「シャドームーンのフィギュアをください」

店員「転売対策のため、シャドームーンのセリフを言ってください」

自分「社会や学校に失望し、アイドルを応援することでしか生きがいを感じられない若者に目をつけるとは、いいところに気がついたな」

店員「商品はこちらとなっております」

[篠原保 @tam2shino]

@touma005 私は生前、縁あって草野大悟さんと仲良くさせていただいてたんですけど、草野さんも割と普通に「ジャリ番」と言う方で、コセイドンの頃の話を聞くと「岸田森がやってなきゃジャリ番なんて出なかったよ」みたいな話を鉄板ネタのように語ってましたね⋯⋯。