I have a twitter bot running at http://twitter.com/shortyawards for
the site http://shortyawards.com. I'm noticing in our logs that many
of our status updates using the json API are being ignored. The
'text' field of the json response comes back with the previous status,
ignoring the new status
Thanks Alex. Let me know if there's anything I can do on my end.
Lee
On Dec 11, 3:36 pm, Alex Payne a...@twitter.com wrote:
You're not the first to report this issue, I'm afraid. This crops up
from time to time due to some low-level, complicated caching logic in
our system. We're
You should know it also ignores updates through the Twitter site
itself. As of now, our bot's updates haven't been accepted for the
last hour, so I logged into Twitter.com and tried to make an update
manually, but that also doesn't work.
Lee
On Dec 12, 10:24 am, LeeS lse...@gmail.com wrote
For a new project we'll need to retrieve the text of recent statuses
for a large group of specific users (several thousand to start),
matching a smaller list of keyword strings. Both the users and
keywords will grow over time but the keyword set will probably remain
at least an order of
://twitter.com/jkalucki
Services, Twitter Inc.
On Sep 8, 10:17 pm, LeeS lse...@gmail.com wrote:
For a new project we'll need to retrieve the text of recent statuses
for a large group of specific users (several thousand to start),
matching a smaller list of keyword strings. Both the users
Let's say I have a site that uses Twitter OAuth to allow users to log
in. Now, I want to add my own API on my site, which itself needs
authentication. What's the best way to handle authentication for my
API? I can't see how I can use Twitter OAuth because it'll direct the
user to Twitter's
So far, I've observed the limits to be 20 lists per user, 500 users
per list.
Lee
On Oct 17, 5:57 pm, Rod Begbie rodbeg...@gmail.com wrote:
Some questions on lists that came from a quick hack I made this morning
(http://github.com/rodbegbie/emulate-with_friends):
1) Are there any
other tweets up/down manually'
thing; it's such a jump to get that level of user interaction frequently
enough to be meaningful.
-J
--
Jennie Lees
Founder, Affect Labs
jen...@affectlabs.com
http://twitter.com/jennielees
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 12:02 AM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky
zzn...@gmail.comwrote:
Man, it is so good to hear this from someone who's actually done it!
The other point, though, is that the real thing, even traffic /
social network analysis, is compute-resource intensive and requires a
kind of
TweetDeck (http://www.tweetdeck.com) is the obvious answer, you can group
your contacts into different panels and thus not have the noisy drown out
the intelligent.
Pretty sure other clients do it too, to different extents - a bit of
googling and trying them out won't hurt if TD's not to your
... but the response comes back in
one second (or just really really fast).
Any help appreciated...
Brian Roy
justSignal
--
Jennie Lees
Founder, Affect Labs
jen...@affectlabs.com
http://twitter.com/jennielees
Anyone have the rules for converting the user-entered name of the list
into the list slug? This would save our app an API call when creating
new lists.
Lee
Does calling the status timeline for a list count against rate limit?
What I'm thinking of is doing an Ajax widget that auto updates with
new tweets from a list every few seconds,
similar to how many people use the Search API to do this by hashtag.
If the status API request is rate limited this
Does calling the status timeline ( '/:users/lists/:list_slug/
statuses.:format') for a list count against rate limit?
What I'm thinking of is doing an Ajax widget that auto updates with
new tweets from a list every few seconds, such as the Search widget
Twitter provides:
I'm trying to use this call from the documentation, which previously
worked - now it doesn't:
http://api.twitter.com/1/twitterapidocs/lists.xml
I get redirected to http://api.twitter.com/lists/not_yet
This seems to affect other API calls I've tried as well.
Lee
lists on twitter.com at the moment. I'd expect this
would cause the API to stop working too..
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 10:36 AM, LeeS - @semel lse...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to use this call from the documentation, which previously
worked - now it doesn't:
http://api.twitter.com/1
Here's the situation:
My app lets users OAuth via Twitter as their login. Simple and
standard.
Now, I've created an API for my app. I want other apps, say Twitter
clients, to be able to use my app, as if they are one of my app's
users. What's the best way to let the user authorize that app to
Hi all,
We're the cofounders of Sawhorse Media, which created Listorious,
Shorty Awards, Muck Rack, Venture Maven. We're anxious to meet more
folks doing Twitter development so we're getting a few together for
drinks.
If you're building a business around the real time web or just
tinkering with
Everything is down for me too.
Twitter.com itself shows a fail whale.
Lee
I'm glad the fail whale is still around. I hadn't seen it in a while
and was starting to miss it.
Lee
You've got to basically build your own database of users. That's what
I did to create this page:
http://listorious.com/top/followers
Lee
On Dec 6, 10:15 am, Abraham Williams 4bra...@gmail.com wrote:
If you want the top 1000 by followers you could parsehttp://twitterholic.com/.
On Sat, Dec
Link: http://realtimebooze.eventbrite.com/
The founders of Cotweet, Klout, Involver, Posterous, Twittorati, and
Listimonkey will be there in addition to a few members of the Twitter
API team. If you're building a business around the real time web or
just tinkering with a few product ideas, please
I seem to have created an undeletable list in one of my accounts (list
id 4667928)
I can't delete it via the API, and deleting the list via twitter.com
also fails.
Lee
In my account, there's no list named 'design':
http://twitter.com/shortyawards/design
results in a 404 page
When I try to create one with that name, I get numbers appended to it:
curl -u .. -dname=design http://api.twitter.comtyawards/lists.xml
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
list
Hello folks. I'm Jen. Just moved to SF from Scotland where I ran a data
intelligence startup which dug into Twitter sentiment analysis (see
festbuzz.com for an example).
I'm consulting, writing, speaking and doing a day job at a Silicon Valley
tech co. for now, but I have a list as long as my arm
If you're new to NLP, I recommend getting a book like Natural Language
Processing with Python, using the Python Twitter API, and writing a Bayesian
spam classifier. If you're less new, I've been working in sentiment
classification for a while now and it's a lot of fun. Also things like
I get this Javascript error when trying to use @anywhere on the same
page as a ShareThis widget.
Error: Permission denied for [name of my site[ to get property
Window.document from http://wd.sharethis.com.
Source File: http://platform.twitter.com/anywhere.js?id=[my api
key]v=1
Line: 1
I am using this library on all my sites:
https://github.com/jmathai/twitter-async,
all of which are now broken and fail to let anyone log in.
Any way this can be rolled back until all the various oAuth libraries
people are using are brought up to date?
Lee
On Dec 2, 5:35 pm, Dave-twiends
for the mistakes which some developers tend to
make.
I'd recommend diving into the code and fixing the errors, instead of
asking
the Twitter API team to accept your broken OAuth implementations. :-)
Tom
On 12/2/10 11:42 PM, LeeS - @semel wrote:
I am using this library on all my
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