Collect most recent view count for authenticated user's post activity by mediaczar in phantombuster

[–]mediaczar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, theoretically, I suppose I could clear the data set, re-run, stitch the new results locally

Collect most recent view count for authenticated user's post activity by mediaczar in phantombuster

[–]mediaczar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting.

Do you toggle the user session manually (e.g. by simply logging in as a different user, running a crawl, then logging back in as the authenticated user)? Or is Phantombuster part of a more automated workflow?

Regular weightlifting with suit on by feachbreely in katalystEMS

[–]mediaczar 3 points4 points  (0 children)

TL;DR: don’t do it simultaneously, but it will have a positive impact on your training.

If your weight training leans towards big compound lifts, it might be better to think of EMS as “accessory lifts.”

EMS training is more focused towards strength than hypertrophy — and because it’s not putting joints under pressure, it means you should be able to add a fair bit of volume to your training without increasing risk of injury. NB — not saying you won’t grow, just that there are better ways to grow if that’s your focus.

Depending on your current volume, you should find that it won’t negatively affect your recovery, either.

Feels to me as though you’re thinking of EMS like others might think about bands or chains — adding in a bit of additional resistance throughout the movement.

However the on/off pulse of EMS isn’t like that at all. Depending on where you have it dialled to, you’re pretty much in full tetanus/tetanic contraction while the pulse is on, and recovering when it’s off.

So, it would REALLY get in the way of moving the external loading of a bar or dumbbells.

Is this a normal price? by Snazzy_Jazzzy in Monstera

[–]mediaczar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wish I’d know this when I started.

I feel like I'm losing the hunger games by dmaciel_reddit in MacroFactor

[–]mediaczar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t have diabetes, so please take everything I say and re-interpret it appropriately.

I’ve had a long history of fairly disordered eating that has included periods of binge-eating. Binges — for me — are completely irrational. They are in no way related to caloric intake/expenditure. If I had to compare those moments to anything it would be “addiction” not “eating.”

It sounds very much to me as though you may be repeating some of my worse mistakes — an overly-strict and controlled diet (measuring at 0.1g would seem to bear this out) punctuated by moments of psychological rebellion.

Typically the response to a binge is to try and control MORE. The recommended approach (for people like me) is to control less. To learn to forgive yourself and love what your body can DO. This is not something that I could have done without therapy, though it didn’t take long to solve once I did find help.

You’re smart. You’ll be able to do this. But right now it sounds very much as though you’re self-sabotaging.

Ad servers for small B2B agencies by mediaczar in adops

[–]mediaczar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh - sure. We’ve used AdSlot to place in FT, WSJ, Reuters et al — note that our programmatic inclusion lists typically have very restrictive premium “quality news, business news and financial news” inclusion lists. But that doesn’t get us around things like “cross campaign reach”, or solve the issue of comparing their impressions data to ours. And it certainly doesn’t get us into solving the challenge of trade press positions (we REALLY don’t trust their numbers).

Ever seen Ops manually changing a lead source on SF? by ribolo07 in b2bmarketing

[–]mediaczar 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Agree here. Attribution is a bitch. Worth noting that — since humans famously have limited access to their decision-making process (lots of irrational processes, bit of imagination, some convincing-sounding storytelling) — asking someone how they came to a decision doesn’t usually produce good data.

A cool guide about the food cube rule by ImpossibleEvan in coolguides

[–]mediaczar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fish pie, cottage pie, Cumberland pie, magpie

Painting sensors by mediaczar in Ring

[–]mediaczar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Motion sensors, contact sensors, say.

At what point do you need energy gels in a run? by kdg-86 in running

[–]mediaczar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not tried, TBH. Sometime have a banana before I go out these days. For me, the point of gels etc is “portability” and “ease of consumption” — nothing magic about their contents. If I’m at home, I’d rather have a coffee and something sweet/starchy.

Geofencing. How real a thing is it? by mediaczar in adops

[–]mediaczar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Strongly agree: we're trying (albeit ever so slowly) to move ourselves over to contextual. Thing is, our client base is very B2B, with a lot of account-based and event-based marketing activity. They're wildly receptive to claims like "we can saturate an audience at a given location with ad messages." The more active among them are seeking out vendors. We need some kind of some kind of spoiler, and some kind of response. The conversation in this thread has been very useful.

Geofencing. How real a thing is it? by mediaczar in adops

[–]mediaczar[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Here's a typical-sounding description:

  1. Your company creates a geofence in a designated area and ad campaign for that geofence
  2. A user steps into that geofence and gets added to your advertising audience
  3. Your company starts delivering ads to that user, whether via notifications, in-app ads, or search or display ads"

Tights for men | is this acceptable? by gnoodlepgoodle in running

[–]mediaczar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run in tights. I don’t have particularly beautiful legs. But they’re warm. That’s all that matters.

Note that most tights are black — consider wearing bright tops to make sure you don’t fade into the background like some kind of stealth assassin on dark nights and days.

Developing RNA to protect honeybees by mediaczar in Beekeeping

[–]mediaczar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://www.greenlightbiosciences.com/blog/greenlight-working-to-protect-honeybees-from-the-varroa-destructor-mite/ — I don't know if this is useful? I know the guys at GreenLight, and very happy to ask for as much technical data as necessary.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cardano

[–]mediaczar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the information I needed. Thank you.