My favorite albums and songs – led by Geese's Getting Killed and Alex G's "Afterlife" – of 2025. Alphabetically listed, my essentials separated and bolded
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Eric Renner Brown
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My favorite albums and songs of 2022. Another exceptional year for music. Unranked, but my essentials separated and bolded
Expanded songs list here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/33SdjNFhr9L8soJ7MdFST9
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(Might start posting to Mastodon more going forward, mainly doing here because a) Twitter has throttled me in the algo and b) many of the smartest people on Twitter have already migrated here!)
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@Mdphunk@shakedown.social This is reassuring to hear! Just going to make sure all my backups are up to date and take the plunge I suppose. (And hi! Hadn't realized until now that you deactivated on Twitter)
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@dorward Thanks. I'm not sure what I did differently (nothing as far as I can tell...) but after sending you that last query, I followed the steps again and this time got "Parsing ./data/tweets.js..." and now it's going through my tweets (at least that's what I think it's doing)
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@dorward @lizl_genealogy Hi David. Thanks for this tutorial. I think I'm getting close, but when attempting to run parser.py I'm getting the following error
line 36
f' Error: This script requires Python 3.6 or later.'
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SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I just downloaded Python 3.11 so I'm wondering what I should do?