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README.md

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 # cs-gy-6613-project
  Benjamin Liang's AI Project
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+ Installation Steps
+(Windows) 
+Install Docker Desktop and WSL2 
+Check that the WSL 2 feature are enabled. If not, enable it. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install. See below image for the necessary features (red underline).
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+![Alt text](images/feature.png?raw=true "Necessary features")
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+Turn on Docker Desktop and check that "Use WSL 2 based engine" is checked. It was greyed out and the default for me.
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+![Alt text](images/docker_settings.png?raw=true "Use WSL 2 based engine")
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+Select "Apply and Restart".
+Open a terminal with Admin privileges, and then type "wsl.exe -l -v" to check the version. 
+![Alt text](images/wsl_version.png?raw=true "WSL Version")
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+Install WSL extension for VS Code
+Install Dev Containers extension for VS Code
+Click on bottom left status showing VS Code context (local or remote)
+Select "Connect to WSL". The bottom left status now shows "WSL: Ubuntu"
+![Alt text](images/vscode_wsl_ubuntu.png?raw=true "VSCode WSL Ubuntu")
+
+Type "WSL" into the terminal
+Type "code .". This should open a new VS Code window. 
+![Alt text](images/code_..png?raw=true "Open a new VS Code window")
+![Alt text](images/new_window.png?raw=true "New window")
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+Extra images
+![Alt text](images/ubuntu_terminal.png?raw=true "Ubuntu terminal")
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+Using this tutorial: https://youtu.be/pTFZFxd4hOI
+![Alt text](images/build_and_docker_images?raw=true "Build and docker images")
+![Alt text](images/running_hello_docker?raw=true "Testing with a hello docker file")