JSON Baumgartner on Twitter: "@botvolution @Manny_Street @Kaltenjay For tweets, Twitter generally has 15-20 servers active at any one time. Using their Snowflake id creation logic, we could limit the number of ids we would need to check substantially. We could scan an hour of timeline in under a day most likely." / Twitter

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Jul 28, 2020

So, very interesting that this account is restricted, is a friend of Lea and was created on 13th July 2020 at 22:49:17UTC, while Lea was created 13th July 2020 at 22:23:03 UTC

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What a coincidence! Makes you wonder how many accounts he/she/it/they created between 22:23:03 and 22:49:17.

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It *might* be possible to find all the accounts created in a period, I think, maybe using the "snowflake" (sic) algo -

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would probably know - but beyond my capabilities, I'm afraid.

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I’ve not done any deep diving into Twitter data. I should read up on the subject.

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The twitter api documentation isn't bad, and Jason's github & gists are a mine of information!

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developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accoun This endpoint allows up to 1,200 calls every 15 minutes -- allowing for up to 100 ids per request (120,000 ids every 15 minutes).

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For tweets, Twitter generally has 15-20 servers active at any one time. Using their Snowflake id creation logic, we could limit the number of ids we would need to check substantially. We could scan an hour of timeline in under a day most likely.

9:37 AM · Jul 29, 2020Twitter Web App

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