[09:54:51] <janilk>	 Hi,how can I input other languages when build a item？
[09:55:16] <janilk>	 Now I just can input english, I still want chinese.
[13:59:41] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 Can I ask a quick SPARQL question?
[14:00:46] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 How do I get the highest number of employees and its point in time in this query: https://w.wiki/mCN
[14:14:50] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 Can I ask a quick SPARQL question?
[14:15:06] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 How do I get the highest number of employees and its point in time: https://w.wiki/mCN
[14:22:45] <Lucas_WMDE>	 Finnusertop_at_w: getting the highest number of employees is comparatively simple: https://w.wiki/mCb
[14:23:35] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 yes, Lucas, but I also need to get its point in time qualifier
[14:23:49] <Lucas_WMDE>	 yes, I wasn’t done yet :P
[14:23:55] <Lucas_WMDE>	 getting the corresponding point in time is a bit trickier https://w.wiki/mCc
[14:24:19] <Lucas_WMDE>	 that query actually asks for “any point in time that has the same number of employees as the maximum number of employees”
[14:24:25] <Lucas_WMDE>	 if that’s ambiguous, you might still get more than one result
[14:24:32] <Lucas_WMDE>	 but it’s the best you can do in SPARQL as far as I’m aware
[14:24:47] <Lucas_WMDE>	 there’s nothing like MAX(?pointInTime ORDER BY ?employees)
[14:25:30] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 I'll have to test it as part of my actual query, but from this example it looks like it works like a charm
[14:26:06] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 subquaries is virtually the only thing I hadn't tested. Been scratching my head over this for quite a while
[14:37:07] <Finnusertop_at_w>	 yeah, perfect!
[14:50:23] <Lucas_WMDE>	 \o/