Six months of geo-located messages from Twitter’s gardenhose feed, roughly 20 million. World, US, and NYC twitterific projections.
PDF versions available here. Made possible by data ninjas Kameron Harris and Morgan Frank.
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Recent Posts
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- Where is the happiest city in the USA?
- Who will your friends be next week? The link prediction problem
- The Daily Unraveling of the Human Mind
- What’s the Most Important Theorem?
- If you’re happy and we know it … are your friends?
- Question: Where is the happiest place in New York City?
- Does QWERTY Affect Happiness?
- Chaos in an Experimental Toy Climate
- Hedonometrics
- The Happiest Distribution
- Happy and we know it
- Tweet Cartography
- Positivity of the English language
- Ooblexity
- Tweets and happiness.
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Amazing.
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