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Charles Babbage

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https://scrapbox.io/files/66312bdd2577560024e72539.png 1791 Charles Babbage was a British mathematician, also a philosopher and computer scientist, who first conceived a “programmable” computer. Inventor of the ophthalmoscope. Sometimes called the “father of the computer,” he invented early mechanical computers and reached increasingly complex designs. #machinelearning

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