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I've thought about doing this, but it's as you've pointed out cost prohibitive. However, you can install the Wolfram engine for free on a Raspberry Pi and make
by schappim 4y ago
I've thought about doing this, but it's as you've pointed out cost prohibitive.
However, you can install the Wolfram engine for free on a Raspberry Pi and make calls to Wolfram through the command line interface. This could be a great solution, but the API calls to WolframAlpha are slow, which might affect the system's performance. It could still be used for out-of-band systems.