It looks like it can pull information from many sources, make calculations based on the information collected and provide information that hasn't yet been compiled.
Has anyone tried Wolfram Alpha
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Has anyone tried Wolfram Alpha
Wolframalpha.com has been released, seems to be something new and could turn out be be something (or not).
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It looks like it can pull information from many sources, make calculations based on the information collected and provide information that hasn't yet been compiled.Allan of the Grove
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No, I can't afford it. I believe the program is $1200.00 or so. I live in the town were their headquarters are.Tom G. (Seaweed)
No man's life, liberty, or property is safe while the legislature is in session. -John Adams (1788)
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Allan of the Grove
"never send a ferret to do a weasel's job.."Comment
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There wasn't a charge for what I used But it was obviously way too much information for the simple project I was working on.
It'd be cool for trig and algebra homework though.
Cheers!
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Try asking it, "What is the meaning of life?" or, "How long is a piece of string?" or, "How many roads must a man walk down before you can call him a man?"
The answers might surprise you. (Or then again they might not.)
This is a very clever piece of design....
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It got the first one right, the third one has the same answer as the first, and a piece of string is always six inches too short.I'll just take my chances with those salt water joys.
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The web site is www.wolframalpha.comComment
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