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Clouderizer may provide some data persistence, at the cost of a long setup (because you use google colab only as a host) and little space to work on. But, in my opinion that's best than. By autocomplete I mean having something like Intellisense in VS Code by which I can see available functions or members in a particular library? I want to get access to the files in the Google Drive's "Shared with me" directory. In the Colab python notebook the following commands: import os from google.colab import drive.

By autocomplete I mean having something like Intellisense in VS Code by which I can see available functions or members in a particular library? I want to get access to the files in the Google Drive's "Shared with me" directory. In the Colab python notebook the following commands: import os from google.colab import drive. 8 The usage limit is pretty dynamic and depends on how much/long you use colab. I was able to use the GPUs after 5 days; however, my account again reached usage limit right after 30mins. I load some (not so) big data into it. A compressed file at 9GB. It can't decompress because the disk space is not enough. What's the current hardware spec? What's the disk size? Why can't google colab just read the file stored on drive? Or am I doing something wrong? Another thing is that I uploaded a bunch of csv files, but google drive lists them as.

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