At a 1st glance, @Eventifier seems to rank media items by # of RTs. #TomsPhD ranking is described in http://t.co/oYUXWKzGgP.
Comparing @Eventifier’s newly launched popular #WebSummit media items http://t.co/ivydnbdnsv w/ #TomsPhD’s http://t.co/aBtzQfYqYN
#SMWCon social media recap, generated by #TomsPhD. Thanks Benedikt, Yury, and Karsten for organizing. twitpic.com/djf9ll
.@RubenVerborgh: […] work w/ as many people as you can, they’re the best assets in the world http://t.co/m7DXsk88D6 // Thx for the shout-out
Informative deck from @yelenamm’s & @ingmarweber’s #CIKM2013 tutorial on #TwitterAndRealWorld: https://t.co/fQD9YayRV1. Thanks for sharing!
There was a time where there were proper checks & balances. Where did it all go wrong, #NSA? We want #transparency: http://t.co/pAEKPcZoyQ
#NSA has been illegally copying all internal #Google & #Yahoo! traffic, by @nelson: http://t.co/nD1Hzm3nXy. I’m close to crying.
Linking to your Google+ profile (e.g., from slides) just got a lot more attractive. For example, mine is google.com/+ThomasSteiner.
@smllmp Thanks, I’ll have a look. Cheers!
My #SMWCon preso on #BreakingNews detection w/ #Wikidata & #Wikipedia bit.ly/smwconf w/ links to papers & demo’ed apps.
RT @nightrose: Here are the slides for my Wikidata talk at #SMWCon: https://t.co/3WUCDonrqn
@bennyfactor Just filed https://t.co/npa26JEDe4 (private [why would they make it private?]) with @echofon. Supper annoying bug :-(
@echofon Just created bug report https://t.co/npa26JEDe4 b/o shortened URL length calculation issues on the Mac version. #Echofon
@edsu I don’t need them in my parser: https://t.co/PIKZDaMepr. You may be extracting more stuff than I do, though…
@edsu BTW, when you instantiate the irc object, pass stripColors: true. Saves you some ugly parsing :-) https://t.co/6Tb89qX0Fe
@edsu Yes, but had rolled my own, doing essentially the same w/ some small differences (e.g., I retrieve all lang versions of articles).
@edsu Feel free to use the API (either my code on GH, or the deployed instance wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com/sse) to build awesomeR stuff on top of it.
@edsu SSE is a pure _pleasure_ to work w/ on the client-side: named & generic events, streaming… It’s not widely known, so evangelizing it.
.@lbenedix I’ve added bot stats to wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com (bottom). Hope this helps. twitpic.com/dj4c0o #Wikidata #Wikipedia
JIT for #SMWCon I’ve added bot stats to wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com (bottom) Who’re the bots & what do they edit? #Wikipedia #Wikidata
In the #Wikidata API session at #SMWCon in Berlin today. Listening to @brightbyte & @tobijat present https://t.co/6gLisIvHf3.
RT @bkeegan: “Assessing the Quality of Wikipedia Pages Using Edit Longevity and Contributor Centrality” #arXiv http://t.co/Bw7SmtzKf5
RT @marin_dim: Real-time #RDF extraction from unstructured data streams https://t.co/Py4K4vwKCO #LinkedData #NLProc #iswc2013
LinkedIn Intro uses an IMAP proxy for rewriting mails to show profile data in the iOS Mail app: http://t.co/eMaOHXpCc0. Clever, but no-go.
#Lampedusa is everywhere, e.g. in #Hamburg. #LampedusaHH visualized by #TomsPhD. #KeinMenschIstIllegal twitpic.com/dihaxm
@abursuc I did that since 2010, which allows me to recap my progress: http://t.co/uLnEdIL1Qz
@abursuc Congratulations, Dr. Bursuc! #AndreisPhD
@TomDeNies @RubenVerborgh Thanks, got it to work w/ your instructions. Maybe add this to https://t.co/ddqbcC6TtN, so that people can #RTFM.
@dianamaynard Thanks, Diana, very interesting video! Stumbled upon http://t.co/Neo6M5WTbm when watching it. Endless learning :-)
RT @iswc2013: For individual download links to #iswc2013 papers you can use the metadata website: http://t.co/U9MbGTWJ7u
RT @rtroncy: +1. The #RDF primer should now be rewritten! RT @juansequeda: Copy and edit is the default mode for authors. #iswc2013
RT @WikiLiveMon: #BreakingNews Candidate: http://t.co/0ga9lRT2AA [Edits: 21, Editors: 8, Langs: 1, Stories: https://t.co/jpui20LATf]
@dianamaynard Any online pointer or paper for slide 66: demo link file///C:/sale/talks/stil2013/Opinions_from_Images.mp4? Thanks!
@stilkov I blame the “#AtomPub? Nein danke” movement ;-) https://t.co/8pTfXnGOvq. On a more serious note, why b/o #XML? [citation needed]
@Burtchen “Congrats” > Thanks! “but: untrusted SSL cert!)” Yeah, I know. Wondering if @UnivLyon1 or @CNRS know? http://t.co/hdNjH5QmCL
New #Postdoc job (https://t.co/O3vctZmUQc), new serious Twitter (https://t.co/4xtNpchU2e) & G+ (https://t.co/sdM0VbnCLG) profile pics :-)
@RubenVerborgh @TomDeNies Whatever page I navigate to, the “Oh Yeah” button is grayed out. What am I doing wrong? Bedankt.
Officially announcing my new #Postdoc job (alongside my job at Google) w/ @pchampin & @benoit_encelle at @UnivLyon1: https://t.co/O3vctZmUQc
RT @html5: “JavaScript has a Unicode problem” from @mathias http://t.co/FVBaGGtQN3 details pain points of Unicode in JS & solutions for com…
Visual Sedimentation—A Design Metaphor for Visualizing Data Streams. Paper http://t.co/Co3KrLg1gO Code http://t.co/vLmdXNwmFQ (via @iein)
Event Detection Using #Wikipedia—joint MA thesis by NTNU’s @eirikem & @Rewdiee: http://t.co/UwpIfft2Yd
@damiano10 Hi there and congratulations. Happen to share a pre-print (privately or publicly)? I’d be interested. Thanks!
@lbenedix Open the app. Then in the console paste the code that I’ve just sent to you. You can look at the bots via Object.keys(b). Works?
@lbenedix b={},s=new EventSource(“/sse”),s.addEventListener(“enedit”,function(e){if(d=JSON.parse(e.data),d.isBot){b[d.editor]=1}})
#WebKit bug on text not showing while Web font downloading is now a rdar bug https://t.co/AORlu2atHJ // Reported 2009-04-15(!) by @hsivonen
@afterglowlee Thanks for sharing. Very interesting and earthing. Small issue: cell “one-off” glitch in row “Yahoo! Video”.
#FF on a Wed: @eventparrot, Twitter experiment around #BreakingNews. @WikiLiveMon, my experimental #Wikipedia -based breaking news detector.
@lbenedix Ah, I see. No, they are not: https://t.co/5DPR9CjH4q. In “Anons vs. Logged-Ins” I exclusively look at humans.
@lbenedix Not sure I understand, I already monitor Bots vs. Wikipedians: # of bots compared to # of humans on both Wikipedia & Wikidata.
.@jokerozen @JeanFred Bot status here: https://t.co/D6I2B33jm6. From non-bots (i.e. humans), I look if they’re anon: https://t.co/JlqXRBvlyV
First results of Anons vs. Logged-In Humans @Wikipedia/@wikidata edit stats: ~27% of edits made by anon. users; #Wikidata ~98% logged-in!
With Bots vs. Wikipedians in place, it was easy to add Anon vs. Logged-In Humans: wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com > twitpic.com/dhk1ua
Allow any of your Twitter followers to DM you, regardless of whether you follow them back: https://t.co/9uMjBrpRVZ > http://t.co/bycNeIlGOK
Can the #Wikipedia edit-a-thon at @BrownUniversity for #ALD13 http://t.co/33FaPxMal1 be seen on Bots vs. Wikipedians? http://t.co/Xbo8zFFjx4
RT @brucel: requestAutocomplete - take my money, not my time http://t.co/03eyDO3swt article by @jaffathecake on API that’s a superhero in b…
RT @roufamatic: I’m 2 years too late to write an extension that fixes Twitter’s grammar… // You’re very welcome :-D https://t.co/eWpHeTevQg
@kwelle It’s probably too late to embed this anecdote in your preso, but for your reading pleasure, check this out: http://t.co/1DCHTMMfAb
@danbri Colloquy? colloquy.info
@simsa0 Yeah, 21% seems to be the number that the app converges to. Amazed as well :-)
@ReaderMeter I do use bot flags _and_ an additional heuristic: _any_ of the words of the bot name end or start w/ “bot”. Captures some more…
@ReaderMeter The idea is to CSS-style the sliders like balances. It’s a v0.0.1 sample app, more interesting is the SSE API for future work.
@dvanliere @nicolastorzec Happy to read that. My offer for help stands. Thanks for the friendly comment on my Talk page :-)
Learn everything about Server-Sent Events (SSE) from this amazing #HTML5 Rocks article by @ebidel: http://t.co/xVSokZcm8K
Bots vs. Wikipedians has a public #API that sends out #Wikipedia/#Wikidata edits as Server-Sent Events: wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com/sse
RT @SeanGorman: Paper behind it http://t.co/b3S8UQ5DCz Using Concurrent Wikipedia Edit Spikes with Social Network Plausibility Checks for B…
Bots vs. Wikipedians—Who edits morewikipedia-edits.herokuapp.comaP Live stats o@Wikipediai@wikidatata bot activity (CC@WikiResearchch)
RT @WikiLiveMon: #BreakingNews Candidate: http://t.co/NQDTtZi35f [Edits: 6, Editors: 2, Langs: 2] // NobelPrize #Economics
@TomChatfield @FrannLeach Hope the blog post is useful, and welcome to the bright side… You can fix the Web actually https://t.co/r0Pf4ce6MP
RT @evilhackerdude: Fuck. Nein. This is it. I found the most horrible password form ever. It is German. Of course. http://t.co/rX3OYk4CMn
Don’t want your Google+ profile picture next to ads? Opt-out: https://t.co/kEYcoyLb41 // #AdsEndorsements #Privacy #GooglePlus
I, for one, welcome our new #Wikidata bot overlords. @wikidata edit stats (3min window, lhs: bots, rhs: Wikipedians) twitpic.com/dgwjjp
Modern Web Debugging (at @Yelp). Slides & material: arnaudbrousseau.github.io/uiuc_tech_talk/ // Proud of my ex-intern @arnaudbrousseau, kickin’ it oldschool!
Exploring Entity Recognition and Disambiguation for Cultural Heritage Collections—LLC pre-print http://t.co/Li4Q4nVSAH (via @FreeMetadata)
Quickly get the list of all #Wikipedia language versions ordered by number of articles: https://t.co/alcA0P1zlf
@dvanliere (@nicolastorzec) The streaming page-view stats API was documented (somewhat) here: https://t.co/s976R9YDkN
@dvanliere (@nicolastorzec) Does this invalidate the realtime streaming page-view stats API we’ve discussed about some months ago? Hope not.
RT @WikiLiveMon: #BreakingNews Candidate: http://t.co/KqaimY90O2 [Edits: 5, Editors: 4, Langs: 3, Stories: https://t.co/UFpBvVz67O, https:/…
Proposal for a new analytics API to query #Wikipedia pageview data https://t.co/nv6C06t7nc by @dvanliere. Need help? // via @nicolastorzec
RT @WikiLiveMon: #BreakingNews Candidate: http://t.co/ndtbRs7NpM [Edits: 5, Editors: 5, Langs: 3, Stories: https://t.co/UnnGX0cNWw, https:/…
#Wikipedia Live Monitor detects both #physics #NobelPrize winners: Englert https://t.co/d1Z30LCZPo, Higgs https://t.co/ZIjeMJAhJB.
#ISWC2013 paper asks: #SPARQL Web-Querying Infrastructure: Ready for Action?—Spoiler alert: mostly no! PDF: http://t.co/S8NDxaKQ9U