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* **Expressivity**: Timely dataflow's main addition over traditional stream processors is its ability to express higher-level control constructs, like iteration. This moves stream computations from the limitations of straight line code to the world of *algorithms*. Many of the advantages of timely dataflow computations come from our ability to express a more intelligent algorithm than the alternative systems, which can only express more primitive computations.
-There are many domains where streaming and scalability are important, and I'm not sure I can name them all. If you would like to build a scalable monitoring application for a service you run, timely dataflow can express this. If you would like to work with big data computations processing more data than your computer can load into memory, timely dataflow streams can represent this efficiently. If you would like to build an incremental iterative computation over massive data (e.g. matrices, large graphs, text corpora), time dataflow has done these things.
+There are many domains where streaming and scalability are important, and I'm not sure I can name them all. If you would like to build a scalable monitoring application for a service you run, timely dataflow can express this. If you would like to work with big data computations processing more data than your computer can load into memory, timely dataflow streams can represent this efficiently. If you would like to build an incremental iterative computation over massive data (e.g. matrices, large graphs, text corpora), timely dataflow has done these things.
At the same time, dataflow computation is also another way of thinking about your program. Much like Rust causes you to think a bit harder about program structure, timely dataflow helps you tease out some structure to your program that results in a more effective computation. Even when writing something like `grep`, a program that scans lines of text looking for patterns, by stating your program as a dataflow computation its implementation immediately scales out to multiple threads, and even across multiple computers.
