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Hi @seanmacavaney , may I know if how does this work in Windows OS? There's no such folder as `downloads` in `\.ir_datasets`. How do I symlink the dataset I downloaded...
Hi @seanmacavaney , thanks for the prompt response. By using `curl`, it seems like I need to download the file again, which is what I am trying to avoid, since...
Apparently the software downloads the dataset (again), and this time it kinda hits itself in the foot: - `ms.run.tmp5` was created by the software when the process is running -...
Tried hard link in Windows via `mklink /H C:\Users\USER\.ir_datasets\downloads\8c140662bdf123a98fbfe3bb174c5831 C:\Users\USER\.ir_datasets\msmarco-passage\top1000.dev.tar.gz` and got `Hardlink created for C:\Users\USER\.ir_datasets\downloads\8c140662bdf123a98fbfe3bb174c5831 C:\Users\USER\.ir_datasets\msmarco-passage\top1000.dev.tar.gz` Restarted kernel and rerun the ipynb from top, but it seems that it...
@maihao14 I had the same issue as you with `ipywidgets` and I found `ipyfilechooser`. Best thing is that it works well with `interact_manual` too. Hope that I am not late...
I couldn't use this method, error pops up: `TraitError: The "value" trait is read-only.`. I am using `ipywidgets=7.7.1` and `python=3.9.13`. Instead, I use: ``` uploader = [] ``` Ref: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59016908/176432136-7f7900e1-c4ad-4569-a24d-3686c7588c78.png)
This issue happened when I changed one tab (showing a heatmap with default aspect ratio) to another tab (showing a bar chart). I tried the style parameter workaround as suggested:...
I'm using Python 3.10.5 and am having this issue as well. Just curious, which Python version does not have this issue?
The symbol `—` was all over the place in `collections.tsv`. Maybe this is what causing the error? ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59016908/188240548-675428ba-40bf-40e8-97d2-8a62c2eb81a7.png)
Referring to this [SO thread](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49640513/unicodedecodeerror-charmap-codec-cant-decode-byte-0x9d-in-position-x-charac), maybe this is the solution? > In Windows, the default encoding is cp1252, but that readme file is most likely encoded in UTF8. > >...