[02:55:55] <Nazral>	 So I'm thinking that instead of being big queries, since my queries are made on the same machine the endpoint is, mayybe I could split them into many smaller queries
[03:04:53] <Nazral>	 But I need to find a way to have a faster blazegraph
[06:07:16] <Nazral>	 Did you ever try the gas endpoint of blazegraph ?
[06:23:28] <Nazral>	 Ohhh yes, there are even examples
[06:23:29] <Nazral>	 that's awesome
[06:32:15] <icinga-wm>	 PROBLEM - puppet last run on wdqs1006 is CRITICAL: CRITICAL: Puppet has 1 failures. Last run 6 minutes ago with 1 failures. Failed resources (up to 3 shown): File[/usr/local/lib/nagios/plugins/check_ipmi_sensor]
[06:57:43] <icinga-wm>	 RECOVERY - puppet last run on wdqs1006 is OK: OK: Puppet is currently enabled, last run 2 minutes ago with 0 failures
[11:42:56] <nikki>	 is it possible to turn off the constraint violations display?
[12:44:43] <jewels>	 Ehi there. I'm mainly interested in the wikidata dumps in RDF format. I was wondering if I can assume that the triples associated to a given subject are ordered.  Thanks!
[13:55:46] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 Hi, anyone here?
[13:56:16] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 Is anyone maintaining Wikidata aware of the fact that all location links transcluded from Wikidata to Google Maps are dead? 
[13:56:30] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 Click e.g. "Google Maps" at a page like https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Atomium
[13:57:00] <pintoch>	 nikki: I think you can do this with some CSS
[13:58:15] <nikki>	 not sure css would work, I want the references sections to stop popping open while I'm editing :/
[13:58:16] <pintoch>	 Vincent_Mia_Edie: I don't think this is an issue with Wikidata itself - probably the template that renders the link, or the proxy that redirects to Google Maps
[13:58:24] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 Yes
[13:58:27] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 Where can I report the issue?
[13:58:31] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 pintoch
[13:58:36] <pintoch>	 nikki: ah makes sense, I forgot about that
[13:58:57] <nikki>	 I don't see any constraint violations in a private tab, so I wondered if it was still an option somewhere
[13:59:37] <pintoch>	 Vincent_Mia_Edie: I would go to Commons directly for that (either the talk page of the template, or something more central)
[14:03:24] <nikki>	 the main problem is the new constraints on "imported from"... there's so many violations that most pages I try to edit have some >_<
[14:04:12] <pintoch>	 yes we should urgently run a bot to fix the uncontroversial cases
[14:07:16] <nikki>	 yeah... I think it would also make sense to remove the constraint until a bot has done a lot of cleaning up
[14:08:17] <nikki>	 as far as I can tell, there's millions of references to fix (hard to say exactly, the query service times out) so it'll take a while >_<
[14:08:48] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 reported
[14:08:48] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Main_Page#Every_link_transcluded_from_Wikidata_regarding_Google_Maps_geo-locations_give_a_404-error
[14:08:55] <Vincent_Mia_Edie>	 pintoch
[14:13:27] <pintoch>	 nikki: yes if it disrupts your workflow, of course!
[14:32:22] <saracarl>	 Hi all.  I've successfully set up wikidata using the docker container images, but I'd like to use QuickStatements as well and I'm running into problems with the OAuth config.  When I click "login" in QuickStatements I am successfully redirected and authenticated to wikibase, but when redirected back to QuickStatements the URL shows an Oauth verifier and token, but I'm not logged in.  I found the QuickStatements README directions r
[14:32:42] <saracarl>	 in the docker-compose file (for the whole wikibase stack) to be in conflict, which was concerning.  (My solution:  "do all the things", but perhaps that was not the right solution).
[16:03:53] <halfak>	 Hey folks.  Do descriptions support wikitext?
[16:24:25] <Stryn>	 no
[16:33:41] <Ineed>	 !admin I want to block an IP
[16:33:41] <wm-bot>	 Please visit https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/WD:AN
[16:34:17] <Ineed>	 !admin hi
[16:34:17] <wm-bot>	 Please visit https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/WD:AN
[21:25:35] <SothoTalKer>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5002260 - is that really an instance of a human?
[21:30:34] <sjoerddebruin>	 no
[21:30:52] <SothoTalKer>	 what would be correct?
[21:32:43] <sjoerddebruin>	 subclass of?
[21:33:06] <SothoTalKer>	 dunno
[21:33:29] <sjoerddebruin>	 or is it a occupation?
[21:34:36] <SothoTalKer>	 it is more like a character trait?
[21:34:55] <sjoerddebruin>	 looking at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q273283
[21:35:47] <SothoTalKer>	 wikipedia has: Categories: PersonalityStereotypes
[21:38:06] <SothoTalKer>	 https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/busybody
[21:40:44] <sjoerddebruin>	 hmmm https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1020994
[23:11:01] <SothoTalKer>	 "king" is not a valid occupation?
[23:36:55] <SothoTalKer>	 i wonder why all those entries from the farsi wikipedia are marked as "human" when they are clearly not.