I am trying to install the new Anaconda for M1, I chose 64-Bit (M1) Graphical Installer (428 MB). However, when I download it, it still asks for Rosetta. Is that normal? I saw the demonstration here https://youtu.be/SPZRgwjclWQ and it doesn't ask for Rosetta. Also, do you think keeping Miniforge is a better solution?

For an internally used R package I need to have certain functions load python environments to do part of the processing. The environment cannot be the same one for all functions, unfortunately, due to python package conflicts. So I need to find out how to attach to different conda environments. But I actually fail before that, as what I get when I attach an env: > reticulate::use_condaenv("pyannote") ERROR: The requested version of Python ('/Users/frkkan96/opt/anaconda3/envs/pyannote/bin/python') cannot be used, as another version …

I am using ubuntu 20.04 in Windows 11's WSL2 environment. The PC has a Nvidia GPU and so I have been using CUDA to accelerate tensorflow code execution. I used conda to install tensorflow 2.6.2 and it got the correct versions of drivers, cudatoolkits, and cudnn installed. I am happy with it. The issues arised after I used conda to install tensorflow-addons and tensorflow-datasets. The available latest version of tensorflow-addons on conda is 0.13.0. So I conda installed it. However, …