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#!/bin/bash

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# Uncomment if you want the script to always use the scripts
# directory as the folder to look through
#REPOSITORIES="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"
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license: gpl-3.0

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# must --build-from-source
boost         # source for caffe
boost-python  # source for caffe

# must --ignore-dependencies
yarn  # lists node as a required dependency but we have it through rbenv

# notes
# ghostscript binaries like dvipdf conflict with MacTex
# gs probably not necessary, can try leaving it unlinked

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Installing Caffe

Installing Caffe on OSX

I installed Caffe on 10.11.6 using Homebrew Python and OSX Accelerate (was vecLib). Consider Anaconda and OpenBLAS for future installs, but I wanted to keep it simple (I could have used system python as well, but Caffe recommends hombrew as a second choice to Anaconda).

I installed python, numpy, scipy with Homebrew. Note that they are linked against Accelerate by default, so if using OpenBLAS these should be installed accordingly throughout the entire stack (and I think scikit-learn, which may be optional, should be installed after to properly link).

I followed the Caffe instructions for installation including the OSX specific stuff. It boils down to this:

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Jekyll tips, tricks, and snippets

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• GravityBox

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• MinMinGuard

• Moto Tether

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Notes for managing installations

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Basic system configuration and dual boot info

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Quick reference for backing up and restoring installed packages.

• Homebrew
• Python
• R
• Ruby