here was a lot going on last year and I missed my annual tradition of updating my collaboration network at the end of the year. However, thanks to a perpetual illness ravaging the house, I’ve found some sleepless hours to fix my old code and pick up the tradition again. As is always the case when I do this exercise, I can’t help but reflect back on 2022 (and 2021) with gratitude and appreciation for my amazing collaborators. It was my first year on the tenure-track and hours that normally would have been spent pushing research forward were instead spent …
Applying an intro-level networks concept to deleting tweets
here are a few services out there that will delete your old tweets for you, but I wanted to delete tweets with a bit more control. For example, there are some tweets I need to keep up for whatever reason (e.g., I need it for verification) or a few jokes I’m proud of and don’t want to delete. If you just want the R code to delete some tweets based on age and likes, here it is (noting that it is based on Chris Albon’s Python script). In this post, I go over a bit of code about what I …