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I entered over a dozen queries, and only got a meaningful result for a single one. All others were completely unrelated stuff. Based on the bad results, I can
by vaksel 18y ago
I entered over a dozen queries, and only got a meaningful result for a single one. All others were completely unrelated stuff.
Based on the bad results, I can see that this is probably only useful to someone doing math stuff, anyone else its more or less completely useless
- amichail 18y agoIf this were an easy thing to do, don't you think Google would have done it a long time ago?
- danhak 18y agoIf Wolfram claims to have done it, don't you think he should have done it?
- amichail 18y agoI wouldn't underestimate the intelligence of computer scientists working at Google.
- cellis 18y agoI wouldn't overestimate them either. Intelligence isn't as much a factor in the fruition of this as ambition. Wolfram is more on the level of Sergey Brin and Larry Page than the people that work for them, ambition-wise.
- jonknee 18y agoThere are lots of easy things that Google hasn't done. Some easy things aren't all that useful. I'm sure Google could beef up its calculator, but would that help them in any significant way? Probably not.
- tokenadult 18y agothis is probably only useful to someone doing math stuff, anyone else its more or less completely useless Some of the other examples posted as comments here look useful in disciplines outside math. I just put in a hairy system of two equations in two unknowns[1] made up randomly by my students, so that none of the coefficients or constants were preselected for easy computation. Alpha calculated the exact rational number solution set for x and y right away. Alas, the export results to .PDF link wasn't working just now, but that would be a cool feature for teaching my math class. [1] 7672x+1357y=3, 63/8659x+1862y=5672 x = -9514160366/17670859355, y = 53828777381/17670859355