Valentine For Computer Scientists Quotes (2 quotes)
The Love Algorithm
To My Perfectly Coded Match
If love’s a program, you wrote my heart,
Every function—a perfect start.
No bugs, no glitches, just flawless design,
A lifelong loop where you are mine.
Your logic’s sharp, your mind so bright,
You debug my worries, you code my light.
So let’s compile a future true,
Where every output leads to you.
Forever running on us,
Your Devoted Programmer ❤️
To My Perfectly Coded Match
If love’s a program, you wrote my heart,
Every function—a perfect start.
No bugs, no glitches, just flawless design,
A lifelong loop where you are mine.
Your logic’s sharp, your mind so bright,
You debug my worries, you code my light.
So let’s compile a future true,
Where every output leads to you.
Forever running on us,
Your Devoted Programmer ❤️
A Valentine for Computer Scientists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
The Robotics of My Heart
To My Programmed Perfection
If love were circuits, gears, and steel,
You’d be the code that makes me feel.
A system flawless, built so true,
Every algorithm leads to you.
No error, no glitch, no faulty line,
Just perfect love, designed divine.
So be my Valentine, my guiding light,
And let’s compute our love just right.
Forever yours in ones and zeros,
Your Devoted Roboticist ❤️
To My Programmed Perfection
If love were circuits, gears, and steel,
You’d be the code that makes me feel.
A system flawless, built so true,
Every algorithm leads to you.
No error, no glitch, no faulty line,
Just perfect love, designed divine.
So be my Valentine, my guiding light,
And let’s compute our love just right.
Forever yours in ones and zeros,
Your Devoted Roboticist ❤️
A Valentine for Computer Scientists imagined by A.I. generated by Today in Science History (ChatGTP, 14 Feb 2025)
In science it often happens that scientists say, 'You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken,' and then they would actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that happened in politics or religion.
(1987) -- 
