top | item 41602916 (no title) m_d_ | 1 year ago conda provides cudatoolkit and associated packages. Does this solve the situation? discuss order hn newest SubiculumCode|1 year ago Actually yes it does....except I seem to remember that it doesn't go back that far in cuda versions. I can't seem to find it again right now. nyrikki|1 year ago The condos 200-employee threshold licence change is problematic for some. boldlybold|1 year ago As long as you stay out of the "defaults" and "anaconda" repos, you're not subject to that license. For my needs conda-forge and bioconda have everything. I'm not sure about the nvidia repo but I assume it's similar. load replies (1)
SubiculumCode|1 year ago Actually yes it does....except I seem to remember that it doesn't go back that far in cuda versions. I can't seem to find it again right now.
nyrikki|1 year ago The condos 200-employee threshold licence change is problematic for some. boldlybold|1 year ago As long as you stay out of the "defaults" and "anaconda" repos, you're not subject to that license. For my needs conda-forge and bioconda have everything. I'm not sure about the nvidia repo but I assume it's similar. load replies (1)
boldlybold|1 year ago As long as you stay out of the "defaults" and "anaconda" repos, you're not subject to that license. For my needs conda-forge and bioconda have everything. I'm not sure about the nvidia repo but I assume it's similar. load replies (1)
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