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It would be good to mention Mac M1 support for tensorflow in the resources section. Here's a post from a student looking for this information: |
@andres-zartab . If the additional file is on the repo and the README mentions it, I think putting a copy in the Resources is a nice-to-have but not critical. When a learner asks about the steps, we can point to the link in the README. If it's not mentioned, however, then we should add a note about it, or place it in the Resources section so mentors can refer to it. I think it's better to link to it in the notebook though. Thanks. |
In this case there is no notebook, or rather they need to go to the mkdown in order to run the notebook locally but I agree with what you said. I think it is highlighted enough so that we don't need to add this to the resources right away. Will close for now, thanks! |
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This resource contains information on how to install TF locally for Mac M1 users: apple/tensorflow_macos#153
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