...slaveDB, and manipulating those data with Python, + adding in some related data from the API
...J-Mo: cool :) also note that with python's default csv module, it barfs on Unicode CSVs, and you need to install the unicodecsv module
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==Relational Data==
...stinguished from each other solely on the basis of their 2-adic projection data. In such a case, either relation is said to be ''irreducible with respect
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...s of interconnected [[computer network]]s that transmit [[data (computing)|data]] by [[packet switching]] using the standard [[Internet Protocol]] (IP). It
...s or [[communications protocol|protocol]]s that describe how to exchange [[data]] over the network. Indeed, the Internet is essentially defined by its inte
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==Relational Data==
...stinguished from each other solely on the basis of their 2-adic projection data. In such a case, either relation is said to be ''irreducible with respect
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18:31 < brion> the idea of wikimedia joining things like the unicode consortium could indeed be a smart move in helping push things
18:31 < GerardM-> we can have out place in Unicode by hiring Michael Everson to fill gaps that hurt us
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[15:26] <kim_bruning> SpeakFree, it's hell to even get aggregate data ^^;;
[17:01] <BarkingFish> SDS - Short Data Service
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[16:12] <BarkingFish> Thogo - it's english written in part of the Unicode charset, and it's fucking annoying :P
[16:15] <BarkingFish> I'm running IRC Hybrid (Latin1/Unicode)
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[18:46] <geniice> "When
data was processed, the results showed that a large portion, 61.7% of self ident
[21:51] <PiRSquared17> in
Unicode?
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...i drained my laptop's battery and gave it to my brother. turned off mobile data on my phone and also turned it off. worked mostly
15:13 < GabrielF> its a tool that lets you do data analysis on wikipedia dumps using a technology called hadoop
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[16:40] <Nascar1996> I'm there. It says Unicode , etc.
[16:40] <BarkingFish> Click Encoding, pick a universal encoding option, like Unicode or UTF-8
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...erybody has different programming frameworks, and they work with different data.
...nno, the IRC has a link, and all the data is on that page really. How much data would you include in the XML feed?
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[11:11] <Ironholds> Sven_Manguard: okay, so the survey data is looking really, really great; as of this quote we have *1013* responses
�06[11:12] * Sven_Manguard tazers foks for making the data obsolete :D
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...13> StevenW, great, I'll keep an eye on it. It's a shame I didn't log more data tbh, as it would be much easier to collect it while running. Also, thanks f
[20:31] <tommorris> {Soap}: hey, no Unicode tests for public office! ;-)
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15:35 < Isarra> Crap, where's the wmf data retention policy?
20:04 -!- UniCode [~NoCode@dsl-207-112-89-88.tor.primus.ca] has joined #wikipedia-en
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[01:34] <JackO> I believe Tor requires all data to be routed through all the nodes.
...you can create functions and methods (same thing, under the hood) that use Unicode characters
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17:42 < ToAruShiroiNeko> Newer spectroscopic data suggest that WR 104's rotational axis is more likely angled 30–40° from
17:57 < SoapX> i think there's a lookalike character somewhere in Unicode that looks like omega but isnt
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...e the context of the fact that they're providing a dictionary's contextual data
12:27 < YuviPanda> unicode fsck?
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...hard drive!!! Some geneticists at Harvard have managed to store 700TB of data in one gram of human dna.
15:55 < mattbuck> impossible to keep data secure though
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May 03 21:44:04 * Hedgehog456 goggles at the Unicode
...geniice> "Pain, even agony, is no more than information before the senses, data fed to the computer of the mind. The lesson is simple: you have received th
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...> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibetan_alphabet and also here in section Unicode, first row of table, column 6 -- exactly
...rg> http://ask.slashdot.org/story/12/08/16/1450216/ask-slashdot-protecting-data-from-a-carrington-event
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