Recent content by phil9922

#rip @omg123

i believe you can accomplish this with tweepy by using the id of the tweet being responded to as an object.

better? city,state,place_id,central_zip San Antonio,TX,ChIJrw7QBK9YXIYRvBagEDvhVgg,78205 Sacramento,CA,ChIJ-ZeDsnLGmoAR238ZdKpqH5I,95814 Austin,TX,ChIJLwPMoJm1RIYRetVp1EtGm10,78701 Orlando,FL,ChIJd7zN_thz54gRnr-lPAaywwo,32801 San Juan,PR,ChIJbxlo4m9oA4wR3FqTXA9_a60,00901 San...

Here's 100 and a tip for next time...be a little cooler next time someone is trying to help you, I would've sent you the script. https://pastebin.com/5eZacszZ

It is, its extracting the data from google using the same data they do. I wrote it using geocoding API.

I guess I did. Sorry I wasted my time trying to help. GL

This may be a dumb question, but why not just google the term you are looking to rank for and see what zip the top result is in if the other methods I suggested aren't what you want? Can you paste an example US zipcode you think g has determined to be a 'center'?

Could you post: 1. URL you are using to submit the search (like google.com, maps.google.com, maps.google.co.uk, whatever it is) 2. An exact query you are searching for 3. A screenshot of the results returned from that query 4. Explain why the above result is not what you want, and how you would...

Take a look at the us zips file from simplymaps I referred to in my lat/long example. If you'd rather go by density or population, just filter the list to city/state and use the zip with the highest corresponding value.

If you aren't a coder, look into web3hooks + zapier to fire the conversion in GA. I've never used web3hooks but it looks pretty simple.

The lat/long method i explained above will find the center of the city geographically. How are you wanting to define the center? Density? I live in LA and 'center' is extremely relative. For example, the Hollywood area is roughly 6-8 miles (estimate) from Downtown LA and equally as busy...

theres no standard to zipcodes in usa like that. what is it that you're trying to do?

Try importing a csv that includes zip, city, state, lat, and long (simplemaps has a free one available). From there: -Query the database for 'los angeles', there will be many results -Sort the results by latitude, store the highest and lowest. Repeat for longitude. On a quick test my...

I haven't used it in months, but smsverification.xyz worked well for me in the past and offers an api. note- i did not test it for telegram verifications

Look into the Moralis Streams API: https://docs.moralis.io/streams-api/evm