Victor Shepelev

My solution currently is to add them manually. There IS automatically extracted list of predicates (data/wikidata-predicates.yaml), but with manuall adding we can: - decide right name: short, unambiguous and generic...

> I believe Wikidata has already done some fighting over the predicate names so I (as non-native English person) was happy to accept whatever they have. I'm non-native English myself,...

@talakoski I'm finalizing "nearest release" plans till Friday, don't you want to do some pull request? :)

...and also `List#to_dataframe(list, of, properties)` seem to be a good idea.

Yeah, it looks like one of really cool future targets. Currently, I can't imagine where to start integrating it. Will be happy to see code ideas/pull requests, though!

Hey @ptolemybarnes! It's REALLY complicated question, faithfully. For one, current Reality state is _compact yet useful prototype_. I'd be really happy to use any other library instead of building my...

> neither ruby-units, nor unitwise can provide extended functionality for "time measurement" units... ok, looking closer at it, ruby-units seems to can... though, by extending core classes. which is pretty...

``` ruby require 'ruby-unit' Unit.new(1000, 'm') / Unit.new(1, 'm') # => 1000 --- ok Unit.new(1, 'km') + Unit.new(1, 'm') # => 1.001 km --- ok Unit.new(1, 'km') / Unit.new(1, 'm')...

Yes, currently `Measure` is kind of "early draft" (as almost everything inside). I haven't made up my mind yet of how to provide convertability, there are three major options, as...

If I may... (Disclaimer: I am currently switching with a huge wikiparsing-related project to Python from Ruby. In Ruby, I developed [wikitext parser](https://github.com/molybdenum-99/infoboxer) myself from scratch, so I am kinda...