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The steps to make Vim a python IDE are described in
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[the vim section of this wiki](../linux/vim/python.md).
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## Modules
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There are various modules and package managers to install these for python like
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`pip`.
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## Pytorch
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### Setup Pytorch with Cuda for GPU usage
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If you are on Arch Linux or a distribution based on it install
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`python-pytorch-cuda` via `pacman -S python-pytorch-cuda`.
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After that visit
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[the official pytorch website](https://pytorch.org/get-started/locally/) and
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install pytorch for your custom configuration.
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After that try to run the following python script:
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```python
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import torch
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torch.cuda.is_available()
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```
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This should give back `True`.
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