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Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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I was initially skeptical of Colaboratory notebooks when it was first released, but the value of a free GPU (and Python 3 support eventually added) makes it worthwhile to use. I recently wrote a tutorial on training a text-generating neural network based on Colaboratory here: http://minimaxir.com/2018/05/text-neural-networks/ (and I have trained many-hours-worth of models with it!)

The only problem I have with the Colaboratory Notebooks is that file I/O is a pain in the butt (and requires Chrome).

Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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I was initially skeptical of Colaboratory notebooks when it was first released, but the value of a free GPU (and Python 3 support eventually added) makes it worthwhile to use. I recently wrote a tutorial on training a text-generating neural network based on Colaboratory here: http://minimaxir.com/2018/05/text-neural-networks/ (and I have trained many-hours-worth of models with it!) The only problem I have with the Co…

fwiw we have an example notebook for I/O:

https://tools.google.com/seedbank/seed/5646239437684736

Transfer from Google Drive is particularly fast (many GB is no problem) since it's google datacenter to datacenter.

Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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>Could not access the resources needed to display output. This is probably because third-party cookies are not allowed by your browser. :(

Can you elaborate on this ? Do you get this when just accessing tools.google.com/seedbank or inside a Colab notebook ? What browser are you using ?

Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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>Could not access the resources needed to display output. This is probably because third-party cookies are not allowed by your browser. :(

Can you elaborate on this ? Do you get this when just accessing tools.google.com/seedbank or inside a Colab notebook ? What browser are you using ?

I clicked into one of the featured seeds, then clicked to open the seed in colab. https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/magenta/music_va...

Then I click the first little play button for "Setup Environment" then it gives me that error. I'm on chrome 67.0.3396.99 on OSX, and I do in fact have third party cookies disabled (for the usual privacy reasons).

Specifically it is `NotSupportedError: Failed to register a ServiceWorker: The user denied permission to use Service Worker.` which is probably due to the privacy settings?

Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Can you elaborate on this ? Do you get this when just accessing tools.google.com/seedbank or inside a Colab notebook ? What browser are you using ?

I clicked into one of the featured seeds, then clicked to open the seed in colab. https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/magenta/music_va... Then I click the first little play button for "Setup Environment" then it gives me that error. I'm on chrome 67.0.3396.99 on OSX, and I do in fact have third party cookies disabled (for the usual privacy reasons). Specifically it is `NotSupportedError: Failed to register a…

Unfortunately I believe Colab needs this to work :/

Re: Seedbank – Collection of Interactive Machine Learning Examples

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I was initially skeptical of Colaboratory notebooks when it was first released, but the value of a free GPU (and Python 3 support eventually added) makes it worthwhile to use. I recently wrote a tutorial on training a text-generating neural network based on Colaboratory here: http://minimaxir.com/2018/05/text-neural-networks/ (and I have trained many-hours-worth of models with it!) The only problem I have with the Co…

fwiw we have an example notebook for I/O: https://tools.google.com/seedbank/seed/5646239437684736 Transfer from Google Drive is particularly fast (many GB is no problem) since it's google datacenter to datacenter.

If you don't mind me asking: It seems like you can just run arbitrary stuff in a cloud instance for free using colab including GPUs. This doesn't sound a like a sustainable offering.

This sounds a lot like the old Google, which offered a lot of stuff for free but had to shut it down. Do you have any thoughts on that? Are there plans for a paid offering?

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