i restored it aand it happened again

What?

the code from my notebook deleted itself

is it because i'm using webview or

whatever i'm uploading the dataset instead

ok wow this is extremely weird

all my code keeps deleting itself even after i restore, except one cell that i have selected

went through vpn so it's not the hotel wifi blocking a critical address

also every revision shows the same id when restoring

opened someone else's notebook and the code is wiped there too, at least on my end guess colab just doesn't work on mobile all of a sudden

it's so tedious to go and number the list file

if you have the transcripts already

thanks

i just used an online python compiler

python
for i in range(1,44):
    print("wavs/" + str(i) +  ".wav|")

as easy as this

I don't know what to do at this point, to be honest

On my own, I don't think I can actually run this entirely in my drive if I keep running into so many problems

Unless when I get the results back from someone else, I transfer it to my drive under a zip file Which I guess is at least technically feasible, if quite time consuming just to have it for myself

Is it possible for you to make an application that does this automatically, though it makes the transcript side replace "#" with "?" and "%" with "."?

hm

it would be possible

you could just use notepad++ to do the same thing (regex)

and probably easier than messing with lookarounds in regex

to make sure the thing only applies after the vertical bar

Frankly, I'm just going to hand over the process to somebody that can actually handle the process of half a terabyte of data because this isn't working out in my favour The entire process is moving too slow because I insist on staying in Google Drive, and I think I hit a legitimate roadblock for developing this tool

oh half a terabyte yeah that'd benefit from dedicated hardware

(Old master chief model, lot of loss)

epoch 5 of master chief

Pretty sure I'll have to retire my work on this model until I come up with a method of getting all the pieces together proper. The amount of audio required is insane.