I thought this was very interesting as a real-world-events kind of account of some of the things around Turing and other people at the time. I didn't know there

I thought this was very interesting as a real-world-events kind of account of some of the things around Turing and other people at the time. I didn't know there were these hardware luminaries so nearby. The accepted division between hardware and software 'people' that this article projects was curious though, and this aspect of computers seems to have become even more complex now. I tend to think that all camps working together to make computation both happen, and simultaneously somehow be worthwhile as well, is ultimately what you'd want though? (not just fighting between groups)