To utilize homebrew packages and other sources within the virtual environment in VSC, you can follow the below method:
First, activate the virtual environment in VSC using the command "source path/to/venv/bin/activate" in the terminal.
Then, install homebrew using the command "/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homeb…)".
After installing homebrew, you can use the command "brew install package-name" to install the required packages.
Alternatively, you can add other sources like PyPI or Conda by using the respective package managers. For example, to install a package from PyPI, you can use the command "pip install package-name" within the virtual environment.
Once installed, you can use the packages within your code by importing them as usual.
Note: It is recommended to install packages within the virtual environment to avoid conflicts with global packages.
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