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Wolfram Alpha Easter Eggs
- chris24 17y ago10 more: http://mashable.com/2009/05/17/better-wolfram-easter-eggs/ http://mashable.com/2009/05/17/better-wolfram-easter-eggs/ "Are you self-aware?" is a pretty good one.
- anigbrowl 17y agoFor some reason, though, 'who was Ozymandias?' goes unanswered.
- trevelyan 17y agoFrom my experience trying to get various Asian fonts working under it, I believe he invented Latex.
- callmeed 17y agoQ: how much wood could a woodchuck chuck? (WA) A: a woodchuck would chuck all the wood he could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
- sfphotoarts 17y agokind of sad really that they have hard coded all these kind of silly 'questions' - I showed it to a friend today, he asked it about the photographer Robert Frank and it did a name frequency comparison. n-grams are your friend Mr Wolfram.
- ralph 17y agohttp://www63.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=SHA1+collision http://www63.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=SHA1+collision only comes up with the SHA1 digest of "1 collision", except that I can't re-produce the digest it gives: 260b ad88 a9bf 718b e7ac 56ab 10db 8368 2e04 3f5e
- shrughes 17y agoI could. Is your filesize 11? Maybe your editor added a newline character. C:\>ls -l blah2.txt -rwx------+ 1 shrughes ???????? 11 May 18 06:39 blah2.txt C:\>cat blah2.txt 1 collision C:\>openssl dgst -sha1 blah2.txt SHA1(../blah2.txt)= 260bad88a9bf718be7ac56ab10db83682e043f5e
- ralph 17y agoThanks. That's odd. Maybe I kept glancing back at the decimal one they give first. I even ended up doing stuff like for n in '' -n; do for a in '' ' '; do for b in '' ' '; do echo $n "${a}ABC$b" | sha1sum; done; done; done to try and get the output they give for http://www63.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=SHA+ABC http://www63.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=SHA+ABC and thought I hadn't managed it.