[16:30:10] Just a quick reminder that the Volunteer's Corner is in two hours from now! Hope to see you there :) (re @Sannita: Next Wikifunctions & Abstract Wikipedia Developers-Volunteers' Corner will be held Monday 9 January, at 18:30 UTC (https://zones...) [17:32:50] sorry, but because there are problems with the Wikimedia Meet environment, the meeting will be at https://meet.jit.si/AWVolunteersCorner - the pinned message has already been updated [17:34:19] Yeah, I was going to ask if anyone fixed the problems it had before :) [17:34:44] it's strange, I did some tests and it seemed to be ok [17:35:03] someone was trying to enter and it crashed several times [17:35:23] apologies for that :/ [17:35:55] it _usually_ works for a single person, it _rarely_ works well for multiple [17:37:34] that's the strange thing, it worked for two people when I tested it during the holidays... [19:14:37] Thanks for answering so many questions, very kind of you! Is this the tool you talked about in the end? https://vrandezo.github.io/formcheck/ [19:14:49] Yes it is! [19:16:11] Ah, and right now it's using the api.php endpoint [19:16:49] A cool implementation example! [19:20:18] If you're looking for something similar to try out, here's a task: https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/tool-lexeme-forms/issues/140 - if you send a pull request, I would be obliged [19:37:45] Thanks, will look into it, that would be a good feature for lexeme-forms. Is there a function yet that can create a whole conjugation table for a specific language? [19:38:10] No [19:38:27] And am I going crazy or has someone added 180 000 German language lexemes to wikidata in the last few weeks? [19:39:07] yes the folks from dwds.de created lexemes empty save for a DWDS ID (re @kristbaum: And am I going crazy or has someone added 180 000 German language lexemes to wikidata in the last few weeks?) [19:41:46] Wow, that's funny, I wanted to upload the German Wiktionary (with forms, not just empty) this week... they beat me to it.. :( (re @mahir256: yes the folks from dwds.de created lexemes empty save for a DWDS ID) [19:43:09] well at least you'll have lots of lexemes to test any inflection functions on (re @kristbaum: Wow, that's funny, I wanted to upload the German Wiktionary (with forms, not just empty) this week... they beat me to it.. :() [19:43:58] German is now ahead of Russian in the count.. How the turn tables.. [19:44:44] you may not be looking at the right count: [[d:Wikidata:Lexicographical data/Statistics/Count of lexemes without senses]] (re @kristbaum: German is now ahead of Russian in the count.. How the turn tables..) [19:44:52] (it's actually at the bottom) [19:47:37] Not if you sort the table before ^^ Sad that they didn't import the senses too, that is the legally tricky part with Wiktionary... [19:50:56] ? the table is sorted, by number of lexemes without senses (re @kristbaum: Not if you sort the table before ^^ Sad that they didn't import the senses too, that is the legally tricky part with Wiktionary....) [19:56:10] If you reorder it by clicking in the top row, the order is reversed :) (re @mahir256: ? the table is sorted, by number of lexemes without senses) [20:57:56]

I was at an local event at the end of last year and I talked with someone about compiler and how the basic instructions differ between different programming languages and compiler. In this conversation the Compiler Explorer was mentioned. https://godbolt.org/ It is a page where you can see the output in the platform specific assembler language for a inserted code snippet. It supp [20:57:57]

orts different programming languages and it is from my point of view an interesting page and can maybe help to find out if there are important differences between implementations in different programming languages. As far as I remember there will be maybe a determination what implementation of a function will be executed. [22:04:07] That's quite cool! Thanks for the interesting find (re @Hogü-456: I was at an local event at the end of last year and I talked with someone about compiler and how the basic instructions differ b...) [22:07:26] By the way, Hogü-456 , you might find this interesting: https://youtu.be/U9uZlEqUQw0 [22:11:16]

Thank you for the link to the video. I will watch it on tomorrow.