The Man Who Revolutionized Computer Science With Math

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Read the written interview by Sheon Han in Quanta Magazine: wwwquantamagazineorg/computing-expert-says-programmers-need-more-math-20220517
Comment from : Quanta Magazine

Turing of distributed systems This guy is HIMbrI have always said and history proves that cs is basically maths in the end Hence why all these algos are solved by mathematicians and the way cs is being taught in 99 of the unis is wrong We are being taught to code instead of program Sadly , most of us are scarred by the way maths is being portrayed When infact everything in our lives revolves around math be it explicitly or implicit in nature
Comment from : granny muffins

so amazing journey Thanks for sharing your experience sir I being a computer science student really want to accomplish things that you have accomplished
Comment from : Kartik Kumar

I like how this man revolutionised technology but yet still uses a pocket watch
Comment from : Abraham Anand

Not many can understand his happiness about being an engineer and computer scientist brHe is enjoying what he is doing
Comment from : Kartik Podugu

0:56 oh hell naww how they gon put an html script on a computer science video 😭
Comment from : Alexander Luna

People often forget that CS is a branch of mathematics and computers were invented by mathematicians to help them solve math problems Mr Lamport embodies sentiment that in his every word
Comment from : Gl_itch

most programmers dont use math at all
Comment from : jeffrey dahmere

It’s crazy that technology is already here we’re just have to discover it
Comment from : Dandemic999

as a programmer myself, i can safely say that he precisely described things in such a way that made it impossible for me to understand what he accomplished
Comment from : drout

Discovering problems to solve is all about exposure, and one way of getting exposure on problems to solve is to work in industries the other is to surf the internet and just think about things you wished that were solved by weren't
Comment from : Calculate

Iski vajhase mere atam hatyaka time agayela hai
Comment from : Ayush Bhatiya

Computerized voice at 3:17 confirms this man is part computer beep bop beep
Comment from : David Berl

0:57 best programming language
Comment from : Xynic48

hi im new here
Comment from : Ar golam Rasul

Vonneuman
Comment from : Leonardo Gasperin

The Latex man
Comment from : Tullius Agrippa

"Coding is to programming what typing is to writing" The light bulb that just went on in my empty head woke up the entire neighborhood Who is this man that taught me so much in so little time?
Comment from : hondero2552

Brilliant
Comment from : Pankaj Doharey

2:51 - 3:04brbr`A distributed system is one in which your computer can be rendered useless by the failure of a computer that you didn't even know existed`
Comment from : Kareyakxi Jix

on minutes 032 can you recommend what is the name of the book pls?
Comment from : Tube X

EKK THAPPAR MEIN NAACH JAAYEGAAKUTTBAAMAMU KE SAAMNE DENE LAGUNGA CHAPPAL
Comment from : Gyanprakash Raj

very nice
Comment from : Brian Quiboloy

Численные методы и программирование на фортране Not bad)
Comment from : Яхья Ахадов

terrible arrogant - programmers are not only typing code !!! - he nothing without tim berners lee, Kegningham and Richtie - What is more important in Formual 1 the driver or the pease of steel with some wheels called Ferrari? ideas have many people - without handworker and engeneers - the persons with ideas would live in caves - It needs pation to do things good - ideas are clouds in the air
Comment from : Alex Winter

This video is excellent!
Comment from : Solotron

Good job, And God bless him
Comment from : POL

Thanks man, you sacrificed most of your leisure time for the benefit of the world population and we owe you for that !!
Comment from : Awtachew Raya

I found this video at 4:20 to be something likebr'I want to understand what is in this video but I don't know the language'brbrDidn't understand that bakery algorithm 😮‍💨brbrDid you understand what was in this video
Comment from : Aman Tiwari

he could be the time machine guy Take me back to 1998 summer
Comment from : deborah p

what is the printer numbers algorithm that is being referred to at the end?
Comment from : Kev Alan

Sir I also wants to combine computer code in maths
Comment from : Mr-pie

They Dedicate their lives to make others' life easy But what significance do they actually get in return?
Comment from : Mohaimenul Imam

Maybe we don't need to think mathematically if all we do is scalability
Comment from : Pl

Sir, you stole my heart with the exitement and devotion with which you explained Most teachers would say it in a harsh un- understandable way and ruthless The world needs teachers like you
Comment from : Abhinay Reddy

Steven Spielberg brother is really a genius
Comment from : Hugo Garcia

The video is cut in a way that its impossible to understand what he explained
Comment from : Anton Maier

I wish to get Bachelor of Science in Computer Science but now I'm currently studying for my Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Comment from : Empty Bottle

Take the alphabet and substitute quantum symbolic process to function into a quantum series programming in the lettering into numbers is the easiest way of producing information electronically into legible information to process the natural easy ability eye notice is available to make it the process easy
Comment from : Michael Gonzalez

The greatest minds are from celibate priests walled-off from mind altering drugs and processed factory foods, who drink only rain water and let their body hair entangle skin folds
Comment from : Parkhill

ARCHAMUL FAJAR PRATAMAbrSURABAYA 19 JULI 2003
Comment from : Tri Hasta

I salute to Mr Lamport
Comment from : Rocky Ugsod

At 3:52 time mark there is a man at a blackboard writing something like Einstein's equation, but using capital "M" and capital "C"brThe former in scientific language is reserved for the prefix "mega" (although the Brits disagree), and the latter is the SI symbol for Coulomb, the unit of electric charge So what is MC^2 ? It is not even megacoulombs to the power of 2, because there are no brackets 😃😆
Comment from : Sergey D

I understand that American youngsters have their own slang, but when Quanta Magazine refuses to write "Mathematics" and resorts to "Math" instead, is it trying to appeal to those who wear sagging pants?
Comment from : Sergey D

Mathematic Fysica with which I am confided is great practicing, several systems are experience(d)s by me Thanks for this video Kind regards, Saskia FJH van Houtert, engineer/office-manager, date 21june 2023, time: 07:30
Comment from : Saskia van HOUTERT

We may prove something true and simple, but we may not imagine all the spin-off implications that one proof contains, for others to discover
Comment from : Sean Rhoades

What a master piece
Comment from : What Why How

If you wanna be successful, you most take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others In addition to make you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed You must look outward if you wanna be successful in life
Comment from : Rabiyu Audu

This language is beautiful music
Comment from : eliseo lopez

Smoky Rooms filled with drafting tables and engineers offices, i knew barely any math but was trained to draw anything an engineer designed fast When computer mainframes came in 1974 at my Junior College - i jumped on it I could input to the computers with my digitizer pen and 2 keyboards to enter the draw commands for the green screen CRTs I got so proficient the computer would freeze and display a warning to me flashing "Thinking", i had merely filled its limited input buffers that ran on large reel tape drives I saw the first 11"square floppy disks I Proudly announced to all that I had become "faster than the speed of light" that the mainframe the geeks told me was supposedly working at br When we started entering formulas in this cad language to determine critical material dimensions for analysis by the engineers, is when i found a love of math Great times I lived thru Thanks to men like that
Comment from : M Meis

Distributed system is a common work ?
Comment from : Studio +

I gotta admit I thought this was about Tony Hoare , but Leslie Lamport is amazing, and being able to study his progress at the time will give some useful insights I'm sure
Comment from : janglestick

It seems to me that he is another example of how amazingly intelligent people can be quite humble
Comment from : Matesenelinsti

Real geniuses are too humble to be distinguished from fools
Comment from : Lee Amra

I didn’t understand functions in calculus until I learned PascalbrI knew that this guy called Shell discovered the shell sort algoritm in 1951, I felt sorry for him as he didn’t have a computer unless he had access to an ENIAC or something
Comment from : Daryl Cheshire

Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно!
Comment from : Евгений Михайлов

such amazing human being!
Comment from : Ezaldden Almaghout

2:11 this was such a slap in the face I laughed 😭😭😭
Comment from : Oradio

The Old Jaded Dude, Finally Met Him
Comment from : THATBOYWITHAKEYBOARD

Never heard of him
Comment from : yuval158

Plot twist:brThe man that made computer science more difficult for students
Comment from : americaandrussia

Cool
Comment from : DIG TEKKEN

This guy was lucky enough to meet the great Animesh Chaturvedi !
Comment from : Prasanna

Eh No disrespect, but the idea of computing sharing the same memory is not an inferior concept to sending messages In fact, the latter soundsvterribly inefficient Dustributing computing led to the limitations on computing we have today Im sure a new way with features from borh concepts will not favor one or the other when need arises
Comment from : R M

Thank you!
Comment from : Copper Kettle

What an amazing human being!
Comment from : Emeka Amamasi

Does anyone know what the retractable structure in 5:15 to 5:19 in the video is called and the inventor name?
Comment from : A L

Please remember, you don't need to be good at math to program computers brbrComputers are good at math all by themselves brLearn to use computers because you are bad at math and need something that will do it for you
Comment from : Aaron Jennings

Guy behind distributed systems and latex
Comment from : Code With Ovi

I'm glad we have a guy like him out there figuring these complex things out
Comment from : Mo Dallas

What are the names of the books shown in this video?? Especially the one with Russian title
Comment from : Abdul Hadi Ashrafi

at 3:35 hes describing bitcoin ha
Comment from : Ad Mazzola

With the advent of large language models and artificial intelligence we need Leslie Lamport and people like him more than ever to help us understand how to verify and quality assure the vastly complex systems we will will be asking AI's to build on our behalf
Comment from : liminal

blockchain and microservices?
Comment from : RedStone576

At first, when i switched over to a computer science degree i thought that i had wasted the last 25 years of my life studying maths and that it wasnt needed for the degree or career i am switching to (although i enjoyed it, im talking about career-wise) But actually having only studied programming for a couple of months the two seem to go hand in hand, you have to think very logically and be creative I cant quite put my finger on how but having solved many maths problems has definitely helped to grasp coding concepts And it also seems that my calculus studies will be used in deep learning
Comment from : mike N1234

They're copying how the human brain works
Comment from : Maurice Upton

Phần mền toán❤
Comment from : skymath

Thx
Comment from : V T

Great personality 👍
Comment from : Rajendra Bhurke

0:58 this is not programming language it's a markup language
Comment from : Akram

He's is an artist of computer science
Comment from : Chandan Sharma

Fruitful applications in physics needs to go up against the error generating spoofs of absolute no use algorithms
Comment from : Perrianne Simkhovitch

Heavily referenced his papers during my research days, while learning distributed systems and Byzantine agreement problem
Comment from : Vinod Kulkarni

This video should be treasured Programming is starting to look different with the advent of no-code infrastructure I went to school for CS later in life and was completely astonished that there were 2nd year CS students who didn't know what a command prompt was 90 of my class relied on snippets from GeeksForGeeks and Stack
Comment from : Andy McKibben

his byzantine generals problem paper is absolutely amazing
Comment from : Raspaah

I didn't understand one thing He said that the bakery algorithm doesn't fail even if a process's order number changes from a 47 to a 9999 If that happened, the priority for that process should be way lower, which should delay that process and put it after the other processes What did he mean by 'it still works'?
Comment from : Kazabite Boltiz

1:58, the comparison of coding to typing is ridiculous You still need to know a lot about the language and platform you're developing on before you can start "coding" brYou can type without knowing any language or syntactic rules brbrHe's clearly overly biased in theory land That's why he's busy writing papers to get validation from his cohorts Of which many have very little benefits in the real non-theoretical world brIf he shipped more products for customers, he'd be less biased Unfortunately, many "smart" people rather stay in their perfect(read: simple) little theoretical world without the friction of the objective realitybrbrIt's a free a world, but he should abstain from "gate-keeping" coding/programming and computer science It's a predictable behavior from these types, as it gives them some respite and rationalization about their life choices of staying in their ivory towers of theoretical fiefdoms
Comment from : Rationalist Faith

Stumbling upon something is nothing to be proud of Maybe you feel "fortunate" or "grateful"
Comment from : Lynn Demarest

Amazing, Thank you Leslie Lamport truly smart use of dedication towards find fundamentals in computer learning, huge step in Math
Comment from : lllum