[17:07:20] <isaacj>	 dsaez: i'm going to dive into this language switching task today to get a sense of what it might look like. if there's anything i can do to help with looking into content translation more, let me know. some interesting questions there regardless of whether we package it up for a competition
[17:08:19] <dsaez>	 isaacj, got it.  Let me know if I can help you on lang switching problem
[17:09:03] <isaacj>	 dsaez: thanks. i'm going to look through clickstream and your notebooks. after i get some preliminary results, i'll send them your way and we can figure out where to go
[17:11:30] <dsaez>	 sounds good
[19:42:42] <leila>	 isaacj: can you respond to T213696#4948532 ? re 2: ideally we can sample by page_id. page_title can create issues across languages, but we can live with it if it's not possible,
[19:42:43] <stashbot>	 T213696: Sample by title in QuickSurvey - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T213696
[19:45:01] <isaacj>	 leila: yeah, i'll take a look and respond. my thoughts exactly and no need to support different sampling rates between pages. can't imagine how that would be crucial and that would require pretty intense configuration files
[20:48:19] <leila>	 isaacj: thanks.
[20:51:01] <isaacj>	 leila: happily. after thinking about it, some changes to my thoughts. namely different sample rates per page are actually quite useful (so high traffic pages don't get massively oversampled). they also have a good reason for not using page ID for sampling (doesn't work for special pages), so i asked for more info about our options
[20:51:11] <isaacj>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T213696#4949123
[20:51:21] <leila>	 isaacj: makes sense.
[20:51:56] <isaacj>	 leila: thanks - i'll continue to follow-up on phab as necessary