[16:20] <Maryana> yeah! data is fun :)
...couldn't find anything, google's not showing a lot either, only the french language material atm
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�08[18:00] <derp> i downloaded 10 gb of data in 30 minutes at work :P
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18:30 < GerardM-> as we do not consider standards work that benefits language equality, we will fail in many respects.. this ensures that we remain Engli
...content-specific editing systems are important; things that work with the data structures on particular wikis
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[13:51] <kim__> which
language is that? ;-)
[14:02] <Pesky> I want to invent a
language called boa constrictor
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[07:57:11] <hashar> I broke puppet
doc
[09:19:51] <addshore> aude seemed to be getting cached / old
data from the api
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[12:17] <Tannerbaum> C# is such a horrible language...
[12:19] <Tannerbaum> Python is my language of choice.
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...ordinary language'' (OL), a ''formal language'' (FL), or a ''computational language'' (CL) approach, have their relevant properties illustrated in the next thr
...ory, as a methodological subject, is used to illustrate the ''mathematical language'' (ML) approach, which ordinarily takes it for granted that signs denote so
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May 07 00:46:05 <Dragonfly6-7> it's Doc Glasgow
May 07 06:10:17 <KFP> Teles: ...For the English language page?
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05:00 < mareklug> but when they go, your data catastrophically goes with them
06:59 < DullBoyJackie> I had this exact same issue with my language's wiki.
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15:27 < Stove> Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is both
15:28 < Dcoetzee> Well there's always a tension between simplicity of the language and the complexity of what it can express.
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01:01 < YuviPanda> dtm_: hmm, i should also check a doc
...e the context of the fact that they're providing a dictionary's contextual data
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09:39 < LikeLakers2> XChat is logging all the spam it gets when it recieves data
11:47 < Fasttimes68> isnt icelandic a difficult as fuck language to learn?
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..._talk:Articles_for_creation/Viliana_Georgieva who can verify the bulgarian-language sources
[02:48] <foks> and cancelled Doc Martin to do so.
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[02:42] <tashir> does anyone know where to get the numeric data for the enwp line on http://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia_acti
[04:50] <wctaiwan> (though the fact does come from [[C (programming language]])
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May 02 01:35:55 <sonia> malaysian isn't exactly a language :p
May 02 01:36:37 <MauchoEagle> Malay is just a language I picked up on a trip
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13:50 < IRWolfie-> ah, you don't speak the korean language do you?
13:50 < The_Blade> No, my second language of sorts is Japanese
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May 06 10:00:19 <wctaiwan> also, what language is that? It's C-derived and has associative arrays, but what is it
May 06 10:02:49 <Hedgehog456> It's a completely made up language
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02:32 < BlastHardcheese> would you really trust your data to anything less that Premium Monster Cable™
...it can keep your money in your pocket, first of all. no monthly expensive data plans
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[00:07] <Bsadowski1> People are reporting that the Congress data is wrong
[00:22] <GabrielF> the data they used for zip codes was garbage
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May 04 05:45:27 <Headbomb|Laptop> you need to download a data dump, then you can scan it for any piece of text you feel like
...<SMasters> The Sun was, and probably still is, the most profitable English language newspaper in the world, according the the Guiness Book of Records.
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