"I can see where maybe he hearkened to his youth have sit in line waiting for that deli sandwich or something," the writer says. "So what I did is I devised an algorithm that, you know, if I'm changing it from nine to ten, it will guarantee that the number you read will not be any bigger than ten" The next three years or so, three or four years of what we did was all based on that algorithm and studying that algorithm." 'It's a very popular place,' writes author David Weinberger. "'They don't deliver ours to everybody who's sitting there waiting' ... So they've got it figured out as well.'"
Leslie Lamport is a computer scientist & mathematician who won ACM’s Turing Award in 2013 for his fundamental contributions to the theory and practice of distributed and concurrent systems. He also created LaTeX and TLA+, a high-level language for “writing down the ideas that go into the program before you do any coding.”
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