A data-driven reflection on my twitter years… It doesn’t seem like pure quantity tells much of a story for me. Maybe it does for you? In your twitter settings you can request an archive and run the little ruby scripts below.
Ruby script to calculate how many tweets per year
require 'csv' require 'time' text = File.read('./archive/tweets.csv') csv = CSV.parse(text, :headers => true) result = {} csv.each do |row| year = Time.parse(row['timestamp']).year result[year] ||= 0 result[year] += 1 end result.each do |year, total| puts "#{year}\t#{total}" end
Tweets per month with the lovely strftime function:
result = {} csv.each do |row| time = Time.parse(row['timestamp']) month = time.strftime("%m-%y") result[month] ||= 0 result[month] += 1 end puts result.inspect result.each do |date, total| puts "#{date}\t#{total}" end
A data-driven reflection on my twitter years… ruby code included, what’s yours look like? >> http://t.co/Op1snM3XYy
it seems that blogging less in 2014 was not caused by tweeting more @chachasikes — http://t.co/PbgKBILTei