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From the article: "I just looked up what’s actually happened to the Wolfram|Alpha codebase since launch. And I have to say that I’m quite astonished: it’s grown

by cool-RR 17y ago

From the article: "I just looked up what’s actually happened to the Wolfram|Alpha codebase since launch. And I have to say that I’m quite astonished: it’s grown by a staggering 52%—adding well over 2 million lines of Mathematica code." 2 million. Jesus.

apotheon 17y ago
He mentions that number like he thinks that's a good thing.
- simonb 17y ago
  Keep in mind the data is described in Mathematica as well.
  - apotheon 17y ago
    Even if the data is represented in the same form as the code, mixing the two isn't really a great idea, in my opinion. edit: . . . and if that's all the data they've added, they're moving too slowly.
blasdel 17y ago
Which means that the codebase is now 6 million lines of mathematica.