What led Karen Anne from physics to software engineering and back again?

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Majored in Physics in the 1960s, then wandered off into software engineering "for a year." That year turned out to be decades.

Now I'm retired, and enjoying studying things I didn't have time for when I was working.
 
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Hi Karen Anne. :welcome:
 

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