Setting up Python, numpy, and PyTorch natively on Apple M1 | Hendrik Erz
The new Apple M1 devices have received quite the attention in the past months. However, data scientists and engineers have been wary of upgrading too …
Abstract: The new Apple M1 devices have received quite the attention in the past months. However, data scientists and engineers have been wary of upgrading too soon, and in my opinion rightfully so. However, it is possible to run a development setup natively on the ARM-architecture. In this post, I describe how. Published on Friday, January 22nd, 2021 by Hendrik | 9 min reading time Table of Contents After I wrote this guide, many many people have relied upon it to set up their data science toolchain on the new M1 MacBooks. Since a few weeks, I have now received more and more emails by people
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