so I'm sitting here listening to the presentations of my peers and like 70% are AI language analysis tools for corporate hellscapes. e-commerce, advertising effectiveness and social media, are the most common use cases.
when did "the smartest kids in the country" become mindless advertising drones???
@pagrus yeah you should be able to do that fine. the built in webserver works fairly well in my experience. the most trouble i had was getting the visualizer to work over a network.
We near the end of this very short month, which means it's time to remind you I have a Patreon!
At $1+ a month: get new finished music and stories early. Usually science fiction.
At $3+ a month: get world building, illustrative stories, character outlines, works in progress that will probably never see a proper release, and so on. Lots of weird little experiments!
At $5+ a month: MIDI files, synth presets, probably sound effects soon.
"So all these things you've learned about art, culture and communication which you've used to stave off depression for years - what real-world application does it have?"
@RussSharek fair enough. I'm running Gapps so I can't test either. but until someone confirms otherwise i think it makes sense to assume it works without GCM @DistroJunkie
@RussSharek hmm it does appear I'm mistaken. though tbh i dont have the technical expertise to say, because ive heard that this PR wasn't everything that would be required for GCM to no longer be a requirement. do you have experiential knowledge that it does work without GCM? @DistroJunkie
@RussSharek are you referring to the PR moxie made? i dont think that led to GCM no longer being a requirement but i could be wrong. noise is part of the CopperheadOS fdroid repo. @DistroJunkie
I don't have any laptop stickers :blob_pensive: Well that's not true, I have a few laptop stickers but none of them are on my laptop because I'm terrified of laptop-sticker commitment