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  1. dnnmobile dnnmobile Public

    This repository is meant to be a playground for mobile deep learning.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  2. kotlin-npm kotlin-npm Public

    Kotlin 1

  3. circuitmatrix circuitmatrix Public

    Visualization of visemes generated by the mycroft ai open source voice assistent.

    Python

  4. Using Zsh on mac.md Using Zsh on mac.md
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    # Using zsh on mac
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    The zsh shell is not only very powerful, but can also be confusing, expecially when it comes to choosing between `.zprofile`, `.zshenv`, `.zshrc` files to configure the $PATH. As there are divergent opinions on Stack Overflow and web blogs, hopefully this gist can help to provide more clarification.
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    The most detailed background explanation I found is the gist by [Linerre](https://gist.github.com/Linerre/f11ad4a6a934dcf01ee8415c9457e7b2). While I really recommand to read it, the key aspect is that the configuration files are processed in the order `.zshenv`, `.zprofile` and `.zshrc`, as on macOS a zsh shell is always treaded as a login shell. MacOS further changes the $PATH after the processing of `.zshenv` with the `path_helper`, which could lead to unexpected behaviour when following the [the zsh documentation](https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Guide/zshguide02.html#l24) which suggests to configure the $PATH in `.zshenv`.
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    Therfore, I am configuring zsh in the following way: