#data layer

[growthuper]

What is Data Layer Variables

Data Layer Variables are components within a "data layer," which is a structured format used in web development and digital marketing to facilitate the transfer of data between a website and various tracking tools (such as Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, etc.).

Key Concepts:

Data Layer:A JavaScript object that stores and manages data you want to pass from your website to various analytics and marketing platforms. It standardizes how data is collected and shared across different platforms, ensuring consistency and reducing errors.

Data Layer Variables:These are specific pieces of data stored within the data layer object. They can include information such as user actions (clicks, form submissions), product details (price, category), user information (ID, role), and other website-related data (page type, URL). Variables are dynamically updated based on user interactions or page load events.

How It Works:

When a user interacts with a website (e.g., clicks a button, adds a product to a cart), the website's data layer captures this interaction and updates the relevant data layer variables.

These variables are then read by tracking tools like Google Tag Manager, which can trigger tags (pieces of code) based on the values of these variables.

For example, if a user completes a purchase, the data layer might store variables such as transactionTotal, productIDs, and userID. Google Tag Manager can then use this data to trigger a tag that sends the transaction data to Google Analytics.

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[chainsawctopus]

The princess slayyyyyed

Drew all the different princesses @savedatateam got so far on their first stream! I am once again asking you to go support them right now they're great guys please I swear

[conceptuma]

humanized gabriel doodles

[allgremlinyaps]

William "I wish you were a woman so I could kiss you" Shatner

[Image ID: A screenshot of Twitter. User Greg Rappa asks William Shatner, "You're a great writer, as well as a great actor, so if you created Star Trek, how different do you think it might've been from Gene Roddenberry's v...(vision.)" Shatner quote tweets them and replies, "It would be me with an all female cast. Then you would have saw Spirk! 😝🤣" End ID]

[nymdraws]

me nd my gormless brother

[pandemic-info]

I'm seeing information about the Novavax being formulated for the previous variant and the Moderna and Pfizer being for a more recent one. Is this true and if so, why are so many people trying to get the Novavax?

Hi, glad you asked! Here's a few posts on this:

Graphic (albeit from Novavax, no 3rd-party trials) showing broad neutralization:

Another, thread explaining the above. Particularly:

"Ultimately as the antigenic distance is very close for all major circulating variants, all vaccine options should be very good, and provide good protection against infection and severe disease (even when compared with infection-acquired/natural immunity)."

One more, from NPR: https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2024/08/22/nx-s1-5082372/updated-covid-vaccines-fda-approved

The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna ... now target the KP.2 variant ... The Novavax vaccine, which is based on an older technology, targets an earlier strain of the virus called JN.1. As many of us know by now, the virus continues evolving to better evade our immune defense, which means regularly updating the vaccines to keep up with the latest strain. It turns out the KP.2 and JN.1 variants have already been overtaken by newer variants. Because those are also descendants of omicron, the hope is that the new vaccines are close enough matches that they can still boost immunity and protect people in the coming months – ideally reducing the chances of a big winter wave. “The vaccine is not intended to be perfect. It’s not going to absolutely prevent COVID-19," Dr. Peter Marks from the FDA told NPR in an interview. "But if we can prevent people from getting serious cases that end up in emergency rooms, hospitals or worse — dead — that’s what we’re trying to do with these vaccines.”

There's a couple of other points I do not have sources for right now; if anyone would like to reblog and add some or correct this, please do!:

I've read that in the past, for example, flu vaccine efficacy was not necessarily dampened when the vax targeted a "parent". They are in the same lineage, so efficacy should be good.

Analogy (albeit imperfect): using a net vs a spear.

Of course, without more data, we don't know. I would wager that people who choose Novavax nowadays may also be informed on #Layered Protection and prioritize physical barriers (N95 masking) as the first line of defense, with vaccine as secondary bonus, since any of them have a non-negligible % of breakthroughs at this point.

It was different in 2021 when they were first released and showed high efficacy; ~3% breakthrough, if that. Now, I would not in any case rely on Pfizer or Moderna alone, so there's not much of a reason to suffer their ill effects for days.

But bodies are all different. Some people tolerate them well. Some have no other choice. As always, get the one you can, that works for you!

[mostly-natm]

Whoever drew this, I am in awe of you!

[sapphire-draw]

So the other day someone posted an AI generated meme on discord

And i thought the design was sooo cute, like, the outfit a mix of both dqb2 builders and hair a mix of both female hairstyles (Didn't notice the whole bunch of Malroth in there too at first u_u)

So i tried the outfit out on Biltrix (name pending)

But what I didn't notice originally was that both the colour pallete sucked (it's layered with a weird yellow filter to hide the atrocity) and that there was no way to make the dress... work.

(I'd originally given them the low twin tails before rising them up in the og design :3)

Even so, I still thought the hair was really cute!

Ignore her staring right into your soul I dunno how to make her not do that

(That actually looks like how a f!Builder-Malroth fusion would look tbh)

Tried to fix up the AI design, but in the end it made me realize that the original design I came up with was really darn good already.

They were supposed to have a dynamic and cool stance but they came out pissed and tired OTL. I guess that was my mood at the time, its like that meme of artists having the expressions they're drawing but in reverse

[growthuper]

What is Data Layer ?

The term "data layer" generally refers to a conceptual or physical layer within a software architecture where data is managed, processed, and stored. It serves as an intermediary between the user interface and the backend systems, providing a structured way to handle data throughout an application or system.

Here are a few key aspects of a data layer:

Data Management: It encompasses how data is organized, stored, retrieved, and manipulated within an application or system. This could involve databases, data warehouses, or other storage solutions.

Abstraction: The data layer often abstracts the underlying complexity of data storage and retrieval from the rest of the application. This allows developers to work with data in a consistent and manageable way.

Integration: It facilitates integration with other systems or services. For example, a data layer might provide APIs or interfaces for other parts of the application to interact with the data.

Data Access Logic: Includes the logic and rules for accessing and modifying data. This might involve querying databases, performing validations, applying business rules, and ensuring data integrity.

Scalability and Performance: A well-designed data layer considers scalability and performance requirements. It may involve techniques like caching, indexing, or partitioning to optimize data access and storage.

Security: Ensures that data is stored securely and access controls are enforced. This might involve encryption, authentication mechanisms, and adherence to data protection regulations.

In summary, the data layer is a critical component of software architecture that manages data throughout its lifecycle within an application, ensuring reliability, efficiency, and security in handling data operations.

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[yekokataa]

you’ve tried boxing up your own emotions… but have you tried using a lumon terminal to box up your partner’s emotions, literally

[phantom-peachie]

corrupted procreate files make me wanna do a backflip and blow up 👍

[neverendingford]

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[fashion-foxy]

The tech bro inside me that makes fun of people who don't know how Ai works and the 2000s teen movie popular girl in me who passive aggressively makes fun of everyone balance out perfectly into someone who cannot watch most movies

[screambirdscreaming]

I remember when 3D printers first became a thing and there was a huuuge hype about how you could 3D print anything and it would revolutionize everything

And then there was a phase of fussing around realizing that there are actually some unintuitive constraints on what shapes are printable based on slicing and support of overhangs, and how you have to do fiddly business like putting tape on the platform and watching the first couple layers like a hawk or it can detach and slump sideways and become a big horrible useless mess

And then, after all that, people kinda came around to realize that even if you get all that sorted, the object you've made is fundamentally an object made of moderately-well-adhered layers of brittle plastic, which is actually a pretty shitty material for almost every purpose.

And aside from a few particular use cases the whole hype just sort of dropped off to nothing.

Anyway I feel like we're seeing pretty much the same arc play out with generative AI.

[atcharachara]

Honkaitober Prompt #2 - Memorial Arena

I’ve never actually gotten to fight SSS Benares, on the account of my subpar skills and allergy to rolling on the weapon and stigmata banners. Its so hard to find references of her. What, do I have to rip her model myself? (Please don’t sue me Mihoyo)

For my sanity I’m going to take it slow and consider the days as suggestions.

[pandemic-info]

Web App: A guideline to limit indoor airborne transmission of COVID-19

This web app is based on this 2021 study: A guideline to limit indoor airborne transmission of COVID-19

The Six-Foot Rule is a social distancing recommendation by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based on the assumption that the primary vector of pathogen transmission is the large drops ejected from the most vigorous exhalation events, coughing and sneezing (5, 19). Indeed, high-speed visualization of such events reveals that 6 ft corresponds roughly to the maximum range of the largest, millimeter-scale drops (20). Compliance to the Six-Foot Rule will thus substantially reduce the risk of such large-drop transmission. However, the liquid drops expelled by respiratory events are known to span a considerable range of scales, with radii varying from fractions of a micron to millimeters (11, 21).

There is now overwhelming evidence that indoor airborne transmission associated with relatively small, micron-scale aerosol droplets plays a dominant role in the spread of COVID-19 (4, 5, 7, 17–19, 22), especially for so-called “superspreading events” (25–28), which invariably occur indoors (29).

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Finally, the fact that face mask directives have been more effective than either lockdowns or social distancing in controlling the spread of COVID-19 (22, 33) is consistent with indoor airborne transmission as the primary driver of the global pandemic.

This won't be news to anyone who already understands that COVID is airborne, and that minimizing viral load as much as possible via layered protection (vax + ventilation & filtration + well-fitted masks (n95)) is key to avoiding the worst possible outcomes — severe acute disease and post-acute damage.

Nevertheless it might be interesting to see it spelled out. With the IMPORTANT caveat that it shouldn't be taken too literally: i.e. you're neither perfectly safe nor totally at risk if the numbers are above or below these thresholds.