[15:13:19] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T284882#7692293 is the comment in question ("If I had to design this again, I'd use just Q-Ids internally") (re @mahir256: I seem to remember Daniel Kinzler saying in a random Phabricator comment that if they rebuilt Wikidata they'd abandon language c...) [18:28:02] @lucaswerkmeister Is there a way to back up Z10163 in NotWikiLambda. [18:29:00] It is called IPA Generator for Diacritized Arabic Script Texts in Tunisian Arabic. I need it for a publication. (re @wikilinksbot: Z10163 – sha1("hello world")) [18:29:16] it should be possible to get it from the SQL dump linked at https://notwikilambda.toolforge.org/, I assume [18:29:41] I will see this. [19:02:22] Is there a way to get the Python code of Z10163 with going through sql.zst. [19:05:35] do you remember the ZID of the implementation? then it would be easier [19:05:46] or any of the code in it [19:07:41] Z10163. (re @lucaswerkmeister: do you remember the ZID of the implementation? then it would be easier) [19:08:01] I thought that was the function not the implementation. ok let me see [19:10:46] https://gist.github.com/lucaswerkmeister/120719a8ef12cbd8e5d2bc1b3627ddd4 [19:11:07] I ended up just creating a new temporary database locally and importing the dump there, that was easier to work with than the dump file itself [19:11:32] but there’s no python code there [19:13:01] Z10167. [19:14:45] Z10164 is the implementation as it is the object of Z8K4. [19:14:50] that’s a tester (re @Csisc1994: Z10167.) [19:15:27] I have adjusted myself. It is Z10164. (re @lucaswerkmeister: that’s a tester) [19:17:59] alright, added to the github gist [19:20:27] Thank you very much. [19:20:44] That is highly appreciated. Have a nice day. [19:29:27] Are there any plans to specify the big O notation of functions? It may come in handy when we have a lot of things that we're working with. [20:12:18] Not as part of the data model for now. But one can add it to the talk page with templates. (re @Ege: Are there any plans to specify the big O notation of functions? It may come in handy when we have a lot of things that we're wor...) [21:01:49] Oh and, does every function have its Wikidata item? Or like a way to connect them to already existing Wikidata items? [21:03:53] I don't expect a Wikidata item for every function, but it's up to the community. Some functions sure will have items that would have the same meaning, but for many I don't expect that.