Update 2023-09-25-Eddie.md

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 ### Add path and create a virtual environment
 Configure the path for your environments directory, i.e., the directory where all your conda environments will be stored, and packages (pkgs) directory used as a cache for your conda packages. By default cache for packages will be placed under `~/.conda/pkgs` and will very likely cause your home directory to go over quota as a result. We recommend using the group space you have used for your conda environments instead. **Note that this should be an existing directory, so you need to create it first if it doesn't already exist, before running the command below.**
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 ```shell
 module load anaconda # version 5.0.1
 ```
@@ -126,6 +127,7 @@ conda install matplotlib=1.4.1
 
 #### Using pip
 If a package is not available in the Anaconda repositories it can still be installed with `pip` in the usual way. First, install `pip` into your active Anaconda environment. You must install pip into your environment first before running a pip command. Otherwise, `pip install` will use the pip installed in the Anaconda directory (which users do not have write access to) and your installation will fail. Once you have installed pip in your environment, then you can install a package using pip into your environment:
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 ```shell
 conda install pip
 pip install matplotlib