Rgpu lets you keep Python on your laptop while running PyTorch operations and holding tensors on a remote GPU. It works from a Mac with no CUDA installation, so training and experiment code stays local while the compute happens elsewhere.
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Hold tensors on a remote GPU while your code runs locally.
Avoid rewriting scripts for a remote environment.
Point several laptops at a single machine with the accelerators.
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