[08:57:52] Hi all, I’m still pretty new to Wikidata. I have a question. I work for an institution with a large authority file (GTAA, it’s already partly aligned with Wikidata). We would like to make more alignments and we have a tool (CultuurLINK) that enables us to probably make more such links. However, it only works with RDF-data and it only works with datasets that are available fast (SPARQL is too slow for instance). if we'd want to download the en [08:57:53] set of humans (instances (p31) of human (q5)) (4 million+ names) how could we do that? We have a tool to match datasets, but API/SPARQL is too slow, so we need to import them in some way. Do you have any suggestions? Many thanks! [08:58:54] I have tried the following SPARQL query: SELECT ?person ?name ?lastname WHERE { [08:58:55] ?person wdt:P31 wd:Q5 . [08:58:56] ?person wdt:P735 ?name . [08:58:58] ?person wdt:P734 ?lastname . [08:58:59] } [08:59:00] LIMIT 1000000 [08:59:01] OFFSET 1000000 [08:59:24] but I got no results [09:55:30] wiki85jesse: if you want all humans, then the easiest is probably to download the JSON dump and filter it locally [10:23:37] wiki85jesse, that query lists _only_ people who have both first name and family name set [10:24:00] and lists from the first million results [10:24:20] but only 443 945 items have family name set [10:24:25] which is why you don't get results [10:26:48] wiki85jesse, if you remove "OFFSET 1000000" you will get some results, but fewer than 443 945 [10:27:55] thanks! I will consider the JSON dump also. Isn’t it strange that the name cannot be called forward in a query? [18:07:17] Hm, is the pawprint of a cat a valid signature? https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1386318 [18:15:24] sjoerddebruin: wow, the header image looks really terrible for some reason [18:15:30] not sure if something went wrong during upscaling? [19:01:00] sjoerddebruin: IMO yes, if it's how the article he "produced" was signed [19:01:45] https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Property%3AP109&type=revision&diff=621553240&oldid=607153212 :0 [19:02:57] :D [22:24:42] multichill: almost the 5th of January of 2013... [22:35:17] :-) [23:54:12] Hello. In the "famous people by eye-color" sample query, what part of the query determines that the person is famous? [23:54:25] is it just assumed that we only know the eye color of sufficiently famous people?