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I learned a lot watching the demo. Twice in the last three years I have signed up for Wolfram Desktop (about $30/month) and experimented with it. They even adde
by mark_l_watson 5y ago
I learned a lot watching the demo. Twice in the last three years I have signed up for Wolfram Desktop (about $30/month) and experimented with it. They even added some semantic web and SPARQL support. Watching his demo was good documentation.
Both times I signed up for the service, I canceled after a few months because I didn’t have a real use case.
Ten years ago, I experimented with my own Clojure to Wolfram Language bindings https://github.com/mark-watson/clojure_wolfram_alpha https://github.com/mark-watson/clojure_wolfram_alpha
- schappim 5y agoThis has been my experience too. I think it would be more empowering if I were not a dev.
- mycall 5y agoI often go to wolframalpha if I want an answer to something fast and easy. Half the time I don't express the right question or the results go somewhere else. In those times, I need to write some code. Still, it is nice when the answer pops up.