When you type z=y^3/(x^2+y^2) into Google, something magical happens

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39 points·lisper··16 comments

Some more fun ones:

Nice! For even more magic, type that same equation into WolframAlpha:

Not on mobile it doesn't...

If you're using Safari on a Mac, the switch to allow Google to use WebGL is in Safari Security Preferences.

I didn't know Google will actually display graphs now - is this a new thing?

I've been using Wolfram Alpha up until now for getting quick graphs, though using Google would certainly be faster.

Nope it's been around for quite some time. 2D plotting started way back in 2011 apparently, not sure when they added the 3D capabilities.

If you're on an iPhone use 'request desktop site'

Make that any mobile browser...

I mean its kind of cool, but.... magic?

I think I stumbled on this about a year ago, anyone from Google know when this was officially rolled out?

At least 3 years ago.

Why was this submission flagged???

Probably because it is neither new or provocative of discussion.

Also, because the entire OP was ripped from Reddit right down to the title without any accreditation given.