[07:30:15] gehel: I was apparently hitting a bug in the dump (wikidata-20160711-all-BETA.ttl.gz), trying to import with the current version from github resulted in an exception and using version 0.2.2 resulted in an apparent infinite loop. [07:32:17] I'll retest to verify and open a ticket on github to make people aware of it [07:44:33] gothos: it's better to report such things on phabricator [07:45:46] also, latest dump is from 07-18 and it worked for me [07:46:30] previous dumps may be broken due to bad language issue (don't remember the ID) [08:36:23] SMalyshev: yes, the exception was also about bad language and 07-18 is also working for me. no need to report then :) [08:40:15] Lydia_WMDE: have you seen https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T141175 yet? [08:42:17] sjoerddebruin: no, i had not. thanks [09:22:54] How do I create a new property? I want to add "R-phrases" and "S-phrases" to [[Beryllium]]. They are properties applicable to most chemical elements and compounds, but I can't really find them on Wikidata already [09:25:56] Metalindustrien: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Property_proposal <- check if a proposal for it already exists. if it does endorse it. otherwise create a new proposal. [09:26:04] thanks [09:26:14] np [10:00:26] WikidataSPARQLPageGenerator does not seem to preserve the order of the results ? [10:00:32] in pywikibot [10:35:23] dachary: that seems silly! [10:36:02] addshore: the intention was to avoid duplicates, I think : https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T141348 [10:40:14] addshore: I invited you to review https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/301094/ but I'm not sure if it's an acceptable practice ? [11:23:01] dachary: I'll wait for someone more familier with pywikibot :) [11:47:59] addshore: :-) [12:07:34] dachary: Hai [12:07:51] Did you finally succeed in getting your stuff done yesterday? :) [12:53:51] d3r1ck: yes ! https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Requests_for_permissions/Bot#FLOSSbot [13:44:10] dachary: cool :) [18:46:33] intitle: doesn't work on Wikidata? :( [18:48:53] sjoerddebruin: what query? [18:49:57] I was just searching for streets starting with "Aagje Deken", I could get them more easily then I guessed with just searching for "Aagje". But it seems weird to me that I can't search easily for items with label starting with % [18:50:06] Autolist2 had that option tho, but it doesn't seem to load [18:52:02] try working around with insource: [18:52:49] How doest that work with my query? [18:53:29] <3 [18:54:23] like insource:"Aagje Deken"? [18:54:34] doesn't give me the items I wanted [18:56:00] so what are trying to find? [18:56:34] All the pages that are showing up here right now: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:WhatLinksHere/Q255601 [18:58:12] "Aagje Deken*" [18:58:58] Ah! I tried %... [19:07:57] Hm, would be great if there was some kind of list with similar labels without "named after". [19:14:53] sjoerddebruin: tell more... [19:15:30] Well we have all Dutch streets on Wikidata, would be great to also have the name origin... [19:16:36] So a bot could look at the patterns in their names... [19:28:51] sjoerddebruin: I can see the pattern and get the person name but fail on getting their ID [19:31:30] Hmm, but that it already somewhat to work with. [19:39:48] sjoerddebruin: http://tinyurl.com/j7bljkz [19:40:13] Is it possible to sort on the number of occurences? [19:42:26] yes but... see http://tinyurl.com/glbq4fm [19:43:00] We need a super computer. :P [19:43:20] and these are only "straat" [23:14:25] does anybody know if it is possible to query SPARQL based on the item's modified date? [23:17:14] hmmm I guess schema:dateModified should work [23:59:44] zb_: yes, you can use that