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Author: ianhellstrom

README.md

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-# GitHub Codespace for Zoose
+# GitHub Codespace for Zoose PyTorch
 
-Run Zoose Quantum with many useful Python and quantum computing libraries pre-installed in VSCode directly from your browser with only 2 clicks!
+Run Zoose Quantum with PyTorch and many useful Python libraries pre-installed in VSCode directly from your browser with only 2 clicks!
 
-You can either try [Zoose Quantum](https://github.com/ianhellstrom/zoose#zoose-quantum) in VSCode in your browser with only two clicks _or_ run it or any Zoose [flavour](https://github.com/ianhellstrom/zoose#flavours) (e.g. PyTorch) from your own GitHub account and repository (recommended).
-
-## Try Zoose Quantum
-Click on _Use this template_ and choose _Open in codespace_
-
-You will be running [Zoose Quantum](https://databaseline.tech/zoose-2.0/#zoose-quantum) in a GitHub Codespace, straight from this repository.
-This is best if you want to give Zoose Quantum a whirl but do not intend to save your work in your own account.
-Many popular quantum packages (e.g. Braket, Cirq, Pennylane, pytket, Qiskit) are already installed and ready to be used from VSCode, no installation required.
-
-## Run Zoose Base, Neo4j, PyTorch, or Quantum
+## How to use
 
 1. Click on _Use this template_ (green button) and choose _Create a new repository_ (in your own account).
 1. Give the repository a name and click _Create repository from template_.
 1. Click on _Code_ (green button), choose _Codespaces_, and click _Create codespace on master_ (green button) or hit the "+" sign (near the top).
 
-If you prefer to run a different Zoose flavour, just change the `image` in `.devcontainer/devcontainer.json` to the desired flavour, e.g. `databaseline/zoose-pytorch:3.1.1` and commit it to your own repository.
+From that moment on, you are only two clicks away from running PyTorch in VSCode inside your browser.
 
 Enjoy your GitHub Codespace.