i've noticed fake followers have arrived in Github. Suddenly get a bunch of followers with accounts that popup out of nowhere, and all pretend to be college students with profiles that are a near carbon copy of other accounts. Some dormant, and others a month old.
This is good stuff. The first script worked but the second one gave Deprecation errors. When that was fixed, it resulted in BAD_COLUMN_NAME errors. Is there a fix for it?
My guess is it's either something related to character encoding or something minor that's different between pandas versions. (I deliberately avoid updating pandas super-frequently, and am still on 1.4.7).
I get 2 or 3 fake followers per day on twitter; most appear to be pig butchering scammers. They typically have zero posts and are presumably hoping for a follow so they can send me a DM. I don't know what to do about this. For the ones with posts, I'm thinking of "Warning" them about pig butchering scams, hopefully to raise awareness among their potential victims.
Might be due to different bokeh versions - try changing "legend=" to "legend_label=". (Both work for me; if the change fixes it for you, let me know and I'll edit the code in the article.)
i've noticed fake followers have arrived in Github. Suddenly get a bunch of followers with accounts that popup out of nowhere, and all pretend to be college students with profiles that are a near carbon copy of other accounts. Some dormant, and others a month old.
This is good stuff. The first script worked but the second one gave Deprecation errors. When that was fixed, it resulted in BAD_COLUMN_NAME errors. Is there a fix for it?
My guess is it's either something related to character encoding or something minor that's different between pandas versions. (I deliberately avoid updating pandas super-frequently, and am still on 1.4.7).
Thanks. It worked when I tried it on my computer. Gave me issues when I was doing it from the cloud.
Glad I stumbled across this. I've been trying to relearn Python for this sort of work, and this is a great sample script to play around with.
I get 2 or 3 fake followers per day on twitter; most appear to be pig butchering scammers. They typically have zero posts and are presumably hoping for a follow so they can send me a DM. I don't know what to do about this. For the ones with posts, I'm thinking of "Warning" them about pig butchering scams, hopefully to raise awareness among their potential victims.
The second code has an error, what is the reason?
KeyError: 'legend'
Might be due to different bokeh versions - try changing "legend=" to "legend_label=". (Both work for me; if the change fixes it for you, let me know and I'll edit the code in the article.)