just avoid writing your local path in the code of your notebooks/scripts. By default, python tries to find files in the current directory, so you can use relative paths.
Also, it is not very efficient to store large binary files in github. The repository size increases by a large amount on every modification of this file. Given that the file you try to read is already available online, you could just download it within your code.
This PR shows how to do it. Unfortunately, there is currently a problem with the URL so it cannot be downloaded 😕 I'll check on that
Well done, @sierrapor
just avoid writing your local path in the code of your notebooks/scripts. By default, python tries to find files in the current directory, so you can use relative paths. Also, it is not very efficient to store large binary files in github. The repository size increases by a large amount on every modification of this file. Given that the file you try to read is already available online, you could just download it within your code. This PR shows how to do it. Unfortunately, there is currently a problem with the URL so it cannot be downloaded 😕 I'll check on that