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This is a simplified version of my qutebrowser config
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Here are some terms to mute on Twitter to clean your timeline up a bit.
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An introduction to working with nflscrapR data in Python
nflscrapR Python Guide
This is an introduction to working with nflscrapR data in Python. This is inspired by this guide by Ben Baldwin.
Using Jupyter Notebooks which come pre-installed with Anaconda is typically the best way to work with data in Python. This guide assumes you are using the Ananconda distribution and therefore already have the required packages installed. If you are not using the Anaconda distribution, install numpy, pandas, and matplotlib.
Once Anaconda has been downloaded and installed, open the Anaconda Navigator. Click launch on the Jupyter Notebook section which will open in your browser.
Collecting and Cleaning Data
There are a couple ways to get nflscrapR data. While you don't necessarily need R for historical data, it is necessary for getting data that has not been uploaded to github. My preferred process is to get data u
Auto click "remove" on all facebook advertisers and Twitter interests
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// Go to https://www.facebook.com/ads/preferences/
// Click the "Advertisers" section to open it up.
// Click "See more" once
// Before doing anything else, just keep clicking space bar to trigger the "see more" button
// Do this for a bit until all the advertisers are loaded
// then run this below in the dev tools console...
// (It will take a few minutes, depending how many you have, and your browser may lock up, but once it's done you will see it auto clicked the "remove" X in the top right for all of them)