Setup your Apple M1 or M2 (Normal, Pro, Max or Ultra) Mac for data science and machine learning with PyTorch.

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PyTorch on Mac announcement blog post - https://pytorch.org/blog/introducing-...
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro and what we’re covering
1:00 - Open Terminal
1:30 - Requirements
2:22 - 1. Download and install Homebrew
3:51 - 2. Download Miniforge3
4:35 - 3. Install Miniforge3 to get access to Conda
6:10 - 4. Restart Terminal
6:25 - 5. Create a directory to hold the environment/test PyTorch
6:40 - 6. Create a Conda environment and activate it
7:32 - 7. Install PyTorch for Mac
9:01 - 8. Install common data science packages (Jupyter, NumPy, pandas etc)
9:35 - 9. Start a Jupyter Notebook server and create a new notebook
10:00 - 10. Running import code and testing whether PyTorch has access to GPU
11:05 - 11. Seeing if PyTorch can send a tensor to the MPS device