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Wolfram Alpha not being able to sustain the "trendiness" it enjoyed during its original release isn't as bad as one might make it out to be. http://trends.goog
by kami8845 15y ago
Wolfram Alpha not being able to sustain the "trendiness" it enjoyed during its original release isn't as bad as one might make it out to be.
http://trends.google.com/websites?q=wolframalpha.com%2C+github.com&geo=all&date=all&sort=0 http://trends.google.com/websites?q=wolframalpha.com%2C+gith...
- pjin 15y agoThat's interesting to see the related searches between the two. Github users, unsurprisingly, also like Node, MongoDB, etc., whereas Wolfram Alpha users play Minecraft and read webcomics (also popular among Github users). In other words, Wolfram Alpha seems to be commonly used by students, presumably in math, physics, and engineering.