> including Turing Award winner Leslie Lamport
I can think of one or two companies in the Silicon Valley who are salivating at the idea of hiring the pioneer of distributed systems.
I can think of one or two companies in the Silicon Valley who are salivating at the idea of hiring the pioneer of distributed systems.
My observation is that it tends to be the case with any industry-leading expert that they sort of transition into part-time work but pick and choose the work they do so that it isn't really 'work' to them. Holding that much clout has upsides.