Would any researchers be interested in getting a full day's worth of tweet ids that they can rehydrate to get a data on what a day in the life of Twitter looks like?
In order to abide by Twitter's TOS, this would have to be for research purposes. I would only be able to provide
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Keep in mind that with a tweet id, you can still get the time that the tweet was made -- so just from tweet ids, you can graph the activity of Twitter for a day using just tweet ids (I can share the formula on how to do that).
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To get the time in epoch milliseconds of when a tweet id was created, you can use this formula:
(tweet_id >> 22) + 1288834974657
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For example (using a Python3 terminal):
>>> (1331521231624003586 >> 22) + 1288834974657
1606294374744
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What, we are in epoch 16... now???
Time flies, I missed the celebration!
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I see that we passed it in mid-September.
I didn't work on any data after that point, it seems.
Also, I'm surprised I didn't see any mention of that on Twitter, I guess I don't follow enough nerds.
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