Lesson transcriptions (2020) - help wanted

Part 1 (2020)
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Looking for help understanding a name … Lesson5 at about 2:04:57, Rachel mentions a name – sounds like Maycheck Zyglowski…

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I am not having any luck searching :frowning:

Almost sounds like this article, but the author’s name is nowhere near close:

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I think they were talking about the Cuyahoga River fires (I spent summers on a farm close by).

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Found it!! Maciej Ceglowski

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You’re amazing! Thank you!

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For lesson 5, I cleared out all the sections that have not been started. Here are what the table of contents look like. If you have a bandwidth, please put your name on the header of the section and set the status to “In Progress”. Thank you!!

Video

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Thanks heros! :slight_smile: I’ve uploaded lesson 2 (looks like I messed that one up last time) and lesson 4. It’s now setting the timings - will be available soon. 1 and 3 are already there. Let me know (at-mention me) when we’ve got lesson 5, and I’ll add that!

Starting on editing lesson 6 now.

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Hi @jeremy!

Some of us were wondering if we can have the captions.sbv files somewhere in fastai Github repo. It is difficult to get them all right at the first time and I noticed typos here and there as I re-watch the videos (some are minor, some are pretty major).

I tried to fix it via YouTube, but for English it is locked saying “The video owner already provided subtitles/CC”:

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If they were in Github, we can create PRs and continuously improve the overall quality. How does that sound?

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Having them in Github would be nice in order for us to improve! If we see corrections to our captions, next time we could do better.

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How about this: if we see mistakes in the Google doc (and some entries have many) we go in and fix them, and add “edited by” and our name?

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For me it’s fine either way: it’s also fine if people just fix the mistakes, and don’t add any “edited by” :slight_smile:

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Having trouble understanding one part of Lesson5 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krIVOb23EH8&feature=youtu.be):

around 1.40.04, Jeremy mentions “Patti Hendricks has trained a language model of me.” … looking for the correct spelling of the name Patty/Patti Hendrix/Hendric

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It’s his username pattyhendrix

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Thanks, again, Hiromi.

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@jeremy, lesson 5 transcription is done thanks to these amazing volunteers!!

@barnacl 1
@SOVIETIC-BOSS88 9
@lin.crampton 9
@pnvijay 1
@morgan 1
@AndreaPi 1
@jona 1
@Jess 1
@gautam_e 1

Here are splits for lesson 6. Looks like @Albertotono is already hard at work :slightly_smiling_face:

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At around 57:04, where Jeremy is answering a question about DASK, there’s a part where he’s talking about non-indexable datasets which was quite inaudible (probably since a part of it got cut of from the original video?). Perhaps some one could help with what he says there:

If it’s not indexable, like it’s a, it’s a network stream or something like that, then um the data loaders datasets api’s directly which we’ll learn about either in this course or the next one

Thanks, in advance!

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Hi, I assume you meant Lesson 6. From what it seems, Jeremy is saying if the dataset is non-indexable you can’t use the data loaders datasets APIs directly. So its possible it would be something like:

… you can’t use um the data loaders datasets api’s directly which we’ll learn about either in this course or the next one.

Hope this helps.

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Did one for 6 last on list

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This is fantastic! :smiley:

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Probably easiest, if possible, would be if we can figure out how to “unlock” the captions so that corrections can be contributed?

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