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only cpu is used in gui mode fix and hacky gardio/timm fixes #90
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isl-org#82 I implemented the fixes told in this issue
when launched as gui, zoedepth would only use cpu
utku-helvaci
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update zoedepth to be compatible with torch 2.1
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#82 (comment)
implemented the hacky fix from the said issue discussion
I've also did a hacky fix on my own to make it work on modern gardio
Also fixed the issue where if the zoedepth is run as gui it wouldn't run on the correct device and only on the cpu