[wolfram-alpha] Forum Topics

I am looking to create a program that works similarly like wolfram alpha but on a much more basic level. It will use things like weather, directions, restaurants in an area etc. Im looking to some how build this system (elementary) so that it can accomplish something like this: [url]http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=weather+in+new+york+on+tuesday[/url] …

I'm not trying to DoSing a wolframalpha web services or their asserts. but try this expression , click this link and say to slove ( clusters ) , http://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=find+roots+2^x^785435432564-+48+%3D0 probably it will ever lasting and non terminating the calculation. Why is that ? anyone curious , how it works ? …

As you know, there are a few semantic web search engines out there. Do you use them? If so, what do you think? Do you optimize your your web sites for these search engines like: opencalais.com and wolframalpha.com

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First let's deal with the big negative I've seen on a number of websites including the BBC: [URL="http://www.wolframalpha.com"]Wolfram Alpha[/URL] is American-centric. Well, yes, it kind of is. This will be because it's starting up and America is the biggest market it has to serve. Personally I find that understandable - …

A new search engine, Wolfram Alpha, has gone into public beta. I say search engine but it's not quite that; it's a new concept that takes a question asked by the user, goes and has a look online and offers a proper answer in return rather than a series of …

Stephen Wolfram is a British physicist perhaps best known for his work in creating the computational software Mathematica. That could all soon be forgotten if his Wolfram Alpha computational data engine proves to be the Google killer that some are suggesting. After all, it claims to be able to answer …