fix: remove conda-forge from channels #133
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Conda Forge is not needed, because the default channel already supplies Python and pip. In fact, conda-forge causes problems now, because it seems to default to Python 3.9 (which TF does not support)
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Conda Forge is not needed, because the default channel already supplies Python and pip. In fact, conda-forge causes problems now, because it seems to default to Python 3.9 (which TF does not support).