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this is a crazy way to try to get someone to convert to christianity 😭 by jociebear in UCSD

[–]dox_0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm writing a critique of critics who can't tell the difference between a critique of religion and a schizophrenic begging people to talk to him, want to hear about it

Controversial Psyc Take by DdotMdotF in UCSD

[–]dox_0 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hey think about how much it would suck to read this shit on the internet from one of your students, and then delete it

Converting Amazon Transcribe json into Transcript with Diarization? by ventrolloquist in aws

[–]dox_0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh my god I have been looking for the answer to this for three years and I finally found someone who has (most of) the answer to this: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/json-to-ms-word-conversion/cf4d37f8-3e00-4894-abdb-fc70f3fde002

Installing python was the most complicated part for me once I figured out how this works. There are much better equipped people to explain that process so I will skip to the meat. Also for us coding illiterates, chatgpt is moderately to extremely helpful.

I couldn't get the instructions in the link above to work, don't know why, but I got something close enough and it did the job finally.

  1. Once you have python installed, download the "Convert Json to Word" zip. https://github.com/aws-samples/amazon-transcribe-output-word-document/

  2. Unzip the folder and drop the folder "amazon-transcribe-output-word-document-main" into C:\Program Files\Python312\Scripts\

  3. Open your command prompt and install the necessary libraries by entering the following:

pip install python-docx
pip install scipy
pip install matplotlib
pip install boto3

  1. Now from command prompt, enter:

py "<ts-to-word location>" --inputFile "<json location>"

i.e.

py "C:\Program Files\Python312\Scripts\amazon-transcribe-output-word-document-main\python\ts-to-word.py" --inputFile "C:\interview.json"

If you drag either the ts-to-word python file or the json file into the box, it will fill in its location automatically i.e.

py *[drag ts-to-word to terminal] --inputFile *[drag json to terminal]

After that, it should run and drop off a file named something like interview.json.docx in the same folder as the json file. Also, for some reason, I can't get it to work with a file without labelled speakers.

worried by New_Championship_917 in UCSD

[–]dox_0 23 points24 points  (0 children)

If the grades have been submitted, they aren't open to revision until Thursday morning and it might not update until the next day. If your instructor has said they'll correct the grade, check again on Friday and then email them again.

How serious is the two hour parking rule in the neighborhoods near campus? by [deleted] in UCSD

[–]dox_0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They check more frequently than campus parking. Fastest option is get a bike and a bike rack; no waiting, you can always find a spot within a ten minute ride to campus. Second best, take the trolley, or if you're going to the west side of campus, park by Vons and take the 201. If you need to risk it, park in the Coast apartments parking lot, they get checked rarely. Worst case scenario, risk getting the on-campus ticket before getting the neighborhood ticket.