Chuck D Blasts Daytime TV ‘Buzzards’ Jerry Springer And Maury Povich For Exploiting Young Black People For Ratings
by Brent FurdykChuck D is no fan of television exploitation, and the Public Enemy founder made that clear as glass when he took to Twitter on Tuesday to blast daytime TV hosts Maury Povich and Jerry Springer.
In a tweet he issued on Tuesday, the 59-year-old rapper took aim at the trash-TV icons for exploiting the sad situations of their guests, many of whom are young black people, in order to drum up ratings.
In fact, he even got a bit conspiratorial to suggest the U.S. federal government is paying the shows to cast black people in a negative light.
“Just how much the fed$ pay these old white dudes like Maury & Jerry showtiming young folks dysfunctional s**t on Air …especially young blacks,” he tweeted. “Beware of elder media Nucointelpro buzzards hovering. Everything ain’t entertainment in fact it’s exploitation.”


A datatype object has to be committed before it can be used in a communication. A committed datatype can still be used as a argument in datatype constructors. There is no need to commit basic datatypes. They are ``pre-committed.''
MPI_TYPE_COMMIT(datatype)
[ INOUT datatype] datatype that is committed (handle)
int MPI_Type_commit(MPI_Datatype *datatype)
MPI_TYPE_COMMIT(DATATYPE, IERROR)
INTEGER DATATYPE, IERROR
The commit operation commits the datatype, that is, the formal description of a communication buffer, not the content of that buffer. Thus, after a datatype has been committed, it can be repeatedly reused to communicate the changing content of a buffer or, indeed, the content of different buffers, with different starting addresses.
[] Advice
to implementors.
The system may ``compile'' at commit time an internal
representation for the datatype that facilitates
communication, e.g.
change from a compacted representation to a flat representation of the
datatype, and select the most convenient transfer mechanism.
( End of advice to implementors.)
MPI_TYPE_FREE(datatype)
[ INOUT datatype] datatype that is freed (handle)
int MPI_Type_free(MPI_Datatype *datatype)
MPI_TYPE_FREE(DATATYPE, IERROR)
INTEGER DATATYPE, IERROR
Marks the datatype object associated with datatype for deallocation and sets datatype to MPI_DATATYPE_NULL. Any communication that is currently using this datatype will complete normally. Derived datatypes that were defined from the freed datatype are not affected.
Example
The following code fragment gives examples of using
MPI_TYPE_COMMIT.
INTEGER type1, type2 CALL MPI_TYPE_CONTIGUOUS(5, MPI_REAL, type1, ierr) ! new type object created CALL MPI_TYPE_COMMIT(type1, ierr) ! now type1 can be used for communication type2 = type1 ! type2 can be used for communication ! (it is a handle to same object as type1) CALL MPI_TYPE_VECTOR(3, 5, 4, MPI_REAL, type1, ierr) ! new uncommitted type object created CALL MPI_TYPE_COMMIT(type1, ierr) ! now type1 can be used anew for communication
Freeing a datatype does not affect any other datatype that was built from the freed datatype. The system behaves as if input datatype arguments to derived datatype constructors are passed by value.
[] Advice
to implementors.
The implementation may keep a reference count of active communications
that use the datatype, in order to decide when to free it.
Also, one may implement constructors of derived datatypes so that they keep
pointers to their datatype arguments, rather then copying them. In this
case, one needs to keep track of active datatype definition references in order
to know when a datatype object can be freed.
( End of advice to implementors.)


Delete any spurious or temporary records that were created during a demo or during testing, leaving the org in a clean state for the next demo.
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You know how demos often get cluttered with artifacts from previous demo or test runs? Records are created and never get cleaned up, leaving you wondering long afterwards whether or not they are necessary for the demo scenarios or if they can be cleared away. This component allows you to clean up the org between demos so that any future demo can be started with a clean environment, deleting any records that were created by previous demos, dry runs, or tests, and optionally executing any custom code or flows to reset the state of the org.
The component is driven by a series of Demo Cleanup Tasks which you create. These tasks fall into three categories:
To set up a SOQL cleanup task, just navigate to the
Power users wishing to create Apex tasks can choose the Apex cleanup task record type and fill in the name of an Apex class. The Apex class must implement the DemoCleanupApexItem interface.
Those users who wish to invoke flows may choose the Flow cleanup task record type and fill in the API name of the flow to execute.
Several precautions are taken to ensure that only the records you want to delete are deleted.
First, the [New] and [Edit] actions on the Demo Cleanup Tasks list view will not create or update a task without first validating its correctness.
Second, the component populates the Records column in the component by running a test query using the object API name and SOQL WHERE clause expression you supplied for each SOQL Demo Cleanup Task. If any are in error, the component will display an error message and disable the checkbox for that task. You should always check the record counts for each of the Demo Cleanup Tasks to make sure that a suspiciously large number of records is not being deleted.
Third, all SOQL Demo Cleanup Tasks are checked to make sure that no two tasks try to clean up the same object, since one task will clobber records considered safe by the second and vice versa. Any subsequent Demo Cleanup Tasks using the same object will not be executed and their checkboxes will not be selectable. The way to fix this is to combine the duplicate tasks into a single record and use an appropriate WHERE clause that covers the combined conditions. You can also deselect the checkbox called "Check for Reused Objects" in the component's configuration section in Lightning App Builder.
Fourth, each SOQL Demo Cleanup Task has a
Finally, a modal dialog will pop up when you click the Clean Up the Demo button, confirming the actions that will be taken and giving you one last chance to reconsider.
You can always find the latest version of this component, along with more documentation and all of its
source code, in
Are You Sure?
You are about to delete
Note: Child objects in a master-detail relationship will not have an Owner field.
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Please be aware that due to the high number of requests we've been receiving during live demos, there is a manual review stage


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Interactions:
Container
Style effects
Focus is set on tile after it has been clicked.
–
Implemented features
Expandable tile
Library section:
Interactions:
Container
Style effects
Resizing this background is implemented with an additional shape below the widget. This shape is pushed/pulled when the panel of code snippet is resized. (Not included in the widget.)
Tile can be expanded and collapsed, below widgets are pushed/pulled.
–
Focus is set on tile after it has been clicked.
–
Implemented features
Make sure the panel is set to auto-resize.
Edit expanded state:
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[...]
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pnl expandable tile
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state:default
[...]
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pnl expandable tile
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state:expanded
Edit default state:
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Place short and long version of the content on 2 states of the panel to implement resizing and pushing/pulling below widgets.
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Library section:
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Selected state of tile is toggled by Click or Tap event.
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Library section:
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Only one tile can be selected from the group.
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Focus is set on tile after it has been clicked.
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- Dispatcher: part of the framework, works out-of-the-box, no need to view
source here.
- Instead, let's have a quick look at the "main" routine,
the code that actually initializes the appliction.
- It loads and registers stores, then creates and dispatches the
receiveProducts action.


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Matter and energy degrade to more probable, less informative states. The larger the amounts of information processed or diffused, the more likely it is that information will degrade toward meaningless variety, like noise or information overload, or sterile uniformity — Orrin Klapp
Fingerprint is a general purpose data integrity tool that uses cryptographic hashes to detect changes in files and directory trees. The fingerprint command scans a directory tree and generates a fingerprint file containing the names and cryptographic hashes of the files in the tree. This snapshot can be later used to generate a list of files that have been created, deleted or modified. If so much as a single bit in the file data has changed, Fingerprint will detect it.
Traditionally, the only way to preserve data was to take regular backups and hope that any unwanted changes that occurred would be major, obvious ones (such as loss of the disk). This approach means trusting all the software to which the data is exposed: operating systems, backup software, communications software, compression software, encryption software, and archiving software. Unfortunately, each of these systems is highly complex and can inflict all kinds of damage on data, much of the damage undetectable to humans. Fingerprint allows data to be monitored, detecting even the change of a single bit.
Features
Fingerprint can be used for:
- Preservation: Detect corruption of important data, e.g. web server integrity, write-once storage verification.
- Security: Detect changes made by intruders, e.g. firewall integrity, network configuration, software auditing.
- Transfers: Verify file copies and transfers between different systems, e.g. file transfer integrity.
- Sealing: Cryptographically seal critical files, e.g. document verification.
- Notarizing: Prove that documents existed at a particular time.
- Backups: Verify restored backups to ensure that backups are sound, e.g. backup verification and integrity.
A companion app is available in the Mac App Store. Purchasing this app helps fund the open source software development.
Motivation
As the world becomes further entrenched in digital data and storage, the accuracy and correctness of said data is going to become a bigger problem. As humans create information, we are ultimately decreasing the amount of entropy in the universe. By the second law of thermodynamics, when a closed system moves from "the least to the most probable, from differentiation to sameness, from ordered individuality to a kind of chaos," (Thomas Pynchon) the only logical conclusion is that what we consider to be important data is destined to become meaningless noise in the sands of time.
When I first suffered data-loss, it wasn't catastrophic - it was the slow deterioration of a drive which silently corrupted many files. After this event, I wanted a tool which would allow me to minimize the chance of this happening in the future. When I take a backup now, I also make a fingerprint. If I ever need to restore from backup, I can be confident the data is as it was when it was backed up.
As fingerprint provides a fast way to compare the files, I've also extended it to find duplicates within one or more fingerprints. This is useful for de-duplicating your home directory and I've also used it when marking assignments to find blatant copying.
In cases where I've been concerned about the migration of data (e.g. copying my entire home directory from one system to another), I've used fingerprint to generate a transcript on the source machine, and then run it on the destination machine, to reassure me that the data was copied correctly and completely.
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Please browse the source code index or refer to the guides below.
Getting Started
This guide explains how to use fingerprint
gem.
Use Cases
This guide explains some typical use cases for fingerprint
and how to implement them.
RSpec Integration
This guide explains how fingerprint
can be used with RSpec to compare files.
Todo
- Command line option to show files that have changed but have the same modified time (hardware corruption).
- Supporting tools for signing fingerprints easily.
- Because fingerprint is currently IO bound in terms of performance, single-threaded checksumming is fine, but for SSD and other fast storage, it might be possible to improve speed somewhat by using a map-reduce style approach.
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- Fork it
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I think it calmed down my mind and gave me positive feeling. But it was not a very big difference.
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SCARF model stands for Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness and Fairness which are 5 important domains for social experience. In Phase 0, status can be lower or higher when someone else did more/less work than me. For autonomy, I felt that I don't want to do when I needed to make calculator from the beginning. It was not stress from working on it, but the helplessness that I felt because it was bigger and more complicate work. I think the Relatedness and Fairness will matter more in bootcamp, when working on project with other people.
I haven't tried difficult conversation but I agree with that it's a valuable skill because I find myself having a hard time for difficult conversation. I even experience emotionally overwhelmed and I don't know why. I think this technique can help me with it. I will definitely try when I have something to talk about with someone.


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Returns the latest ticker indicators.
(String?
= ''
)
Currency pair e.g. XBTZAR
client.getTicker().then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns the latest ticker indicators from all active Luno exchanges.
client.getAllTickers().then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns a list of bids and asks in the order book
(String?
= ''
)
Currency pair e.g. XBTZAR
client.getOrderBook().then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns a list of the most recent trades. At most 100 results are returned per call.
(String?
= ''
)
Currency pair e.g. XBTZAR
client.getTrades(new Date('7/7/7')).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Create an additional account for the specified currency.
Return the list of all accounts and their respective balances.
client.getBalances().then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Return a list of transaction entries from an account. By default fetches the 100 most recent rows.
Return a list of all pending transactions related to the account.
Returns a list of the most recently placed orders
Create a new trade order.
Create a new market order.
(String
= ''
)
"BUY" to buy bitcoin, or "SELL" to sell bitcoin
(String
= ''
)
For a "BUY" order: amount of local currency (e.g. ZAR, MYR) to spend as a decimal string in units of the local currency e.g. "100.50".
For a "SELL" order: amount of Bitcoin to sell as a decimal string in units of BTC e.g. "1.423".
(String)
The currency pair to trade e.g. XBTZAR
Request to stop an order.
(String
= ''
)
The order reference as a string e.g. BXMC2CJ7HNB88U4
Get an order by its id.
(String
= ''
)
The order ID
client.getOrder(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns a list of your recent trades for a given pair, sorted by oldest first.
(Number?)
Filter to trades on or after this timestamp, e.g.<PHONE_NUMBER>478
(Number?)
Limit to this number of trades (min 1, max 100, default 100)
(String?)
Filter to trades of this currency pair e.g. XBTZAR
client.getTradesList(new Date('7/7/7'), 50).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns the default receive address associated with your account and the amount received via the address. You can specify an optional address parameter to return information for a non-default receive address. In the response, total_received is the total confirmed Bitcoin amount received excluding unconfirmed transactions. total_unconfirmed is the total sum of unconfirmed receive transactions.
(String
= ''
)
Currency code of the asset e.g. XBT
(String?)
Specific Bitcoin address to retrieve. If not provided, the default address will be used
client.getReceiveAddress('XBT').then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Allocates a new receive address to your account. There is a rate limit of 1 address per hour, but bursts of up to 10 addresses are allowed.
(String
= ''
)
Currency code of the asset e.g. XBT
client.createReceiveAddress('XBT').then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns your fees and 30 day trading volume (as of midnight) for a given pair.
(String?
= ''
)
Filter to trades of this currency pair e.g. XBTZAR
client.getFeeInfo('XBTZAR').then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Returns a list of withdrawal requests.
client.getWithdrawalRequests().then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Creates a new withdrawal request.
(String
= ''
)
Withdrawal types e.g. ZAR_EFT, NAD_EFT, KES_MPESA, MYR_IBG, IDR_LLG
(String?)
The beneficiary ID of the bank account the withdrawal will be paid out to.
This parameter is required if you have multiple bank accounts.
client.requestWithdrawal('ZAR_EFT', 1000)
Returns the status of a particular withdrawal request.
client.getWithdrawalStatus(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Cancel a withdrawal request. This can only be done if the request is still in state PENDING.
client.cancelWithdrawalRequest(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Send Bitcoin from your account to a Bitcoin address or email address.
(String
= ''
)
Currency to send e.g. XBT
(String
= ''
)
Destination Bitcoin address or email address to send to
(String?)
Description for the transaction to record on the account statement
(String?)
Message to send to the recipient. This is only relevant when sending to an email address
client.send(1000, 'XBT'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Creates a new quote to buy or sell a particular amount.
(String
= ''
)
Possible types: BUY, SELL
(String?
= ''
)
Currency pair to trade e.g. XBTZAR, XBTMYR. The pair can also be flipped if you want to buy or sell the counter currency (e.g. ZARXBT)
client.createQuote('BUY', 1000).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Get the latest status of a quote.
(String
= ''
)
ID of the quote to retrieve
client.getQuote(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Exercise a quote to perform the trade. If there is sufficient balance available in your account, it will be debited and the counter amount credited. An error is returned if the quote has expired or if you have insufficient available balance.
(String
= ''
)
ID of the quote to exercise
client.exerciseQuote(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)
Discard a quote. Once a quote has been discarded, it cannot be exercised even if it has not expired yet.
(String
= ''
)
ID of the quote to discard
client.discardQuote(1234).then(console.log).catch(console.log)


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The grid holds a variety of internal variables needed for .refresh(). Last scroller
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actionslacks12-Jul-19 09:22 PM
when a scam coin disappears it seems like 5 others pop up in it's place.
phm8712-Jul-19 09:23 PM
I feel home when I read some dutch (whatever I barely understand few words) ^^
Tek12-Jul-19 09:25 PM
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In the 90’s it was an experiment to go online. Today, it’s an experiment to go offline.
Today, it’s and experiment to live with crypto. Soon, it will be an experiment to live without it.
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hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:41 PM
@phm87 bitconnect was up there too so not surprised. The fact that James and the team have been able to keep KMD in the top 50 after this amount of time and limited budget says a lot
phm8712-Jul-19 09:42 PM
I was also thinking about bitconnect when I wrote to you ^^ I agree about KMD
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:43 PM
Look at siacoin./bitshares/dragonchain lol
status
I have a funny feeling that the market has not priced in Komodo being able to rebrand, so the 15th will be intetesting
phm8712-Jul-19 09:45 PM
why rebrand and hardfork are both on the 15th ?
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:45 PM
fireworks
phm8712-Jul-19 09:46 PM
yeah to limit costs I agree
but james won't be able to make the rebrand speach if he is helping and monitoring new NN
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:47 PM
The marketing team will do it it seems. That reminds me need to spend time today getting the crypto youtuber links and time slots
phm8712-Jul-19 09:53 PM
I still don't agree with some choices here : you'll be able to fire more fireworks if hardfork and rebrand are not on the same date
after elections of NN, I heard about a form to fill about marketing of new NN, I didn't had any news from this
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:53 PM
But the hardfork is to activate notaries
phm8712-Jul-19 09:53 PM
yes
new NN can make tweets or talk about the suceessfull hardfork (and team is busy so reducing ressources to support rebrand)
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 09:54 PM
It is not something users care about, sure it is a little bit og marketing writing blogs etc
But that can happen after too right? Rebrand and getting atomicDEX out is more important
phm8712-Jul-19 09:55 PM
dpow / NN are still a very powerful and well known super cool feature of KMD, it is a marketing diamond
wolfgang12-Jul-19 09:59 PM
lol
people talking about dentacoin again
phm8712-Jul-19 10:01 PM
in my mind, marketing should not be alone and all team members should retweet, support and share msgs from marketing (I'm serious). A tweet from jl777 himself can have a bigger impact than marketing or official KMD accounts. To compare, tweets from LN devs can contain more value/infos than all tweets from marketing/official LN accounts (lightninglabs, blockstream ...)
1
hyperDEX12-Jul-19 10:22 PM
That would mean getting jl777 a twitter account
I agree, there needs to be community marketing and we should all do our part
p.12-Jul-19 10:29 PM
Kmd to 5000 usd by end of week
actionslacks12-Jul-19 10:34 PM
$100 kmd, #3 on cmc
siu - Chainmakers12-Jul-19 10:34 PM
p.12-Jul-19 10:36 PM
Ambitious yet sexual
FlyingDutchman12-Jul-19 10:38 PM
ugh, im getting paid like $700 in two weeks, and then itll take 2 more weeks for coinbase to allow me to move funds.
by then, what cldve been like 400 kmd will be more like 50
stoopid mooning
actionslacks12-Jul-19 10:41 PM
damn, coinbase takes 2 weeks to give you btc now?
p.12-Jul-19 10:43 PM
Hollowman900012-Jul-19 11:06 PM
Really
Malti12-Jul-19 11:06 PM
Kmd at top 3 of cmc and 100$ would be possible if everybody would stop dumping whenever it makes moves and starts holding it(edited)
Hollowman900012-Jul-19 11:06 PM
I used to instant buy on coinbase
Haven’t bought BTC since like $250-300 though
How times change
FlyingDutchman12-Jul-19 11:29 PM
its instant buy, but if you wantto swnd the btc to binance to exhange it doesnt let you move it out for 2 weeks
p.12-Jul-19 11:30 PM
send eth or ltc maybe?
FlyingDutchman12-Jul-19 11:35 PM
same thing
whatever u buy, its two weeks
they make it different for every person though
idk why
a friend of mine only got 5 days and another got 20 days
mine used to be 10 days then they made it 14
Alecandro12-Jul-19 11:40 PM
Unless you buy with a debit card. It’s instant transfer out but higher fee
FlyingDutchman12-Jul-19 11:43 PM
they only let you do $50 per week with card
Hollowman900012-Jul-19 11:56 PM
Anyone know anything about these two addresses?
RTZi9uC1wEu3PD9eoL4R7KyeAse7uvdHuS
RXL3YXG2ceaB6C5hfJcN4fvmLH2C34knhA
@jl777c or someone?
Verus agama bungles KMD interest when making a standard tx
Rewards went to that RTZ address for some reason
But they appear to have small transactions running through there constantly
Then moved to the second address
SHossain13-Jul-19 12:05 AM
RXL3 is the address where we send notary tx
Hollowman900013-Jul-19 12:05 AM
And claim your interest in verus agama first before making a tx
Hmmm
So it was sent then to a notary
Like the originally busted interest handling?
SHossain13-Jul-19 12:06 AM
how did you claim reward?
seems your reward wasn't claimed properly and sent to miner
@SHossain about interests claiming, I have some KMD on coinomi waiting, I can export privatekeys. If I import all the priv keys into a normal komodo daemon (cli), can I simply claim interests with sendtoaddress to myself ?(edited)
According to the @goxdox leak website run by an anonymous person or group, the Japanese exchange @BITPointJP that was today announced it was hacked for 3.5B JPY was trusted by Mt. Gox trustee Kobayashi to sell huge amounts of Mt. Gox’s Bitcoin holdings
https://t.co/...
Jesus, which wallet are we supposed to use? There was an Official Announcement saying to use the Versus Agama... now Rewards, which is an integral part of KMD ownership is not working there? Can the project with the "best tech" maybe work out their wallet situation?
Hollowman900013-Jul-19 01:34 AM
@meatspoon I didn’t use the claim rewards button first if that matters
If you have rewards, hit the claim button first before doing business


Albert Einstein
The man behind most of our Science
Albert Einstein (14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955)
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
Life's Accomplishments:
- March 14, 1879: ·Albert Einstein is born in Ulm, Germany, the first child of Hermann and Pauline Einstein.
- June 21, 1880: The Einstein family moves to Munich, Germany.
- March 31, 1885: Einstein enrolls in the second grade of a Catholic elementary school called the Petersschule. He receives Jewish religious instruction at home and also begins taking violin lessons.
- October 1, 1888: Einstein is accepted at the Luitpold Gymnasium
- Fall 1889: The medical student Max Talmud begins joining the Einstein family regularly for dinner and introduces Albert to scientific and philosophical writings.
- June 1894: The Einstein family moves to Milan, Italy, but Einstein remains in Munich to complete his education at the Gymnasium.
- December 29, 1894: Einstein drops out of the Luitpold Gymnasium and joins his family in Milan.
- October 26, 1895: After failing the entry exam for the Zurich Polytechnic, Einstein is accepted to the trade department of the cantonal school in Aarau, Switzerland. He lives with the family of Jost Winteler, a teacher in Aarau.
- January 28, 1896: Einstein's officially renounces his German citizenship.
- October 1896: Einstein begins studying at the Zurich Polytechnic in a teachers' training program.
- July 28, 1900: Einstein receives his diploma as a mathematics teacher and starts work on his doctoral thesis.
- February 21, 1901: Einstein officially becomes a Swiss citizen.
- May-July 1901: Einstein works as a temporary teacher at the Technical College in Winterthur, Switzerland.
- September 1901: Einstein works as a teacher at a private school in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
- Early 1902: Lieserl, Einstein and Mileva Maric's illegitimate daughter, is born in Hungary.
- June 16, 1902: Einstein is hired as a patent officer in Bern.
- January 6, 1903: Einstein and Mileva are married in Bern.
- April 1903: Einstein forms the Olympia Academy with his friends Maurice Solovine and Conrad Habicht.
- May 14, 1904: Hans Albert, Einstein and Mileva's first son, is born in Bern.
- March 17, 1905: Einstein completes his paper on quantum theory.
- May 11, 1905: Einstein's paper on Brownian motion is accepted by the Annalen der Physik.
- September 28, 1905: Einstein's paper on the special theory of relativity is published in the Annalen der Physik.
- January 15, 1906: Einstein receives his doctorate from the University of Zurich.
- February 28, 1908: Einstein becomes a privatdozent at Bern University.
- May 7, 1909: Einstein is appointed extraordinary professor of theoretical physics at Zurich University.
- July 28, 1910: Eduard, the Einsteins' second son, is born in Zurich.
- January 30, 1912: Einstein is appointed professor of theoretical physics at the Zurich Polytechnic.
- August 1912: Einstein begins collaborating with Marcel Grossman about the general theory of relativity.
- December 7, 1913: Einstein accepts a position at the University of Berlin.
- June 1914: Einstein and Mileva separate, and she returns to Zurich with their sons.
- November 1914: Einstein signs a "Manifesto to the Europeans" advocating his pacifist and internationalist ideals. He also completes his formulation of the general theory of relativity.
- Please see link below for full timeline.


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Using CodeIgniter’s Model
Models
The CodeIgniter’s Model provides convenience features and additional functionality that people commonly use to make working with a single table in your database more convenient.
It comes out of the box with helper methods for much of the standard ways you would need to interact with a database table, including finding records, updating records, deleting records, and more.
Accessing Models
Models are typically stored in the app/Models directory. They should have a namespace that matches their
location within the directory, like namespace App\Models
.
You can access models within your classes by creating a new instance or using the model()
helper function.
<?php
// Create a new class manually.
$userModel = new \App\Models\UserModel();
// Create a shared instance of the model.
$userModel = model('UserModel');
// or
$userModel = model('App\Models\UserModel');
// or
$userModel = model(App\Models\UserModel::class);
// Create a new class with the model() function.
$userModel = model('UserModel', false);
// Create shared instance with a supplied database connection.
$db = db_connect('custom');
$userModel = model('UserModel', true, $db);
The model()
uses Factories::models()
internally.
See Loading Classes for details on the first parameter.
CodeIgniter’s Model
CodeIgniter does provide a model class that provides a few nice features, including:
automatic database connection
basic CRUD methods
in-model validation
and more
This class provides a solid base from which to build your own models, allowing you to rapidly build out your application’s model layer.
Creating Your Model
To take advantage of CodeIgniter’s model, you would simply create a new model class
that extends CodeIgniter\Model
:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class UserModel extends Model
{
// ...
}
This empty class provides convenient access to the database connection, the Query Builder, and a number of additional convenience methods.
initialize()
Should you need additional setup in your model you may extend the initialize()
method
which will be run immediately after the Model’s constructor. This allows you to perform
extra steps without repeating the constructor parameters, for example extending other models:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use Modules\Authentication\Models\UserAuthModel;
class UserModel extends UserAuthModel
{
/**
* Called during initialization. Appends
* our custom field to the module's model.
*/
protected function initialize()
{
$this->allowedFields[] = 'middlename';
}
}
Connecting to the Database
When the class is first instantiated, if no database connection instance is passed to the constructor,
it will automatically connect to the default database group, as set in the configuration. You can
modify which group is used on a per-model basis by adding the $DBGroup
property to your class.
This ensures that within the model any references to $this->db
are made through the appropriate
connection.
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class UserModel extends Model
{
protected $DBGroup = 'group_name';
}
You would replace “group_name” with the name of a defined database group from the database configuration file.
Configuring Your Model
The model class has some configuration options that can be set to allow the class’ methods to work seamlessly for you. The first two are used by all of the CRUD methods to determine what table to use and how we can find the required records:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class UserModel extends Model
{
protected $table = 'users';
protected $primaryKey = 'id';
protected $useAutoIncrement = true;
protected $returnType = 'array';
protected $useSoftDeletes = true;
protected $allowedFields = ['name', 'email'];
// Dates
protected $useTimestamps = false;
protected $dateFormat = 'datetime';
protected $createdField = 'created_at';
protected $updatedField = 'updated_at';
protected $deletedField = 'deleted_at';
// Validation
protected $validationRules = [];
protected $validationMessages = [];
protected $skipValidation = false;
protected $cleanValidationRules = true;
// Callbacks
protected $allowCallbacks = true;
protected $beforeInsert = [];
protected $afterInsert = [];
protected $beforeUpdate = [];
protected $afterUpdate = [];
protected $beforeFind = [];
protected $afterFind = [];
protected $beforeDelete = [];
protected $afterDelete = [];
}
$table
Specifies the database table that this model primarily works with. This only applies to the built-in CRUD methods. You are not restricted to using only this table in your own queries.
$primaryKey
This is the name of the column that uniquely identifies the records in this table. This
does not necessarily have to match the primary key that is specified in the database, but
is used with methods like find()
to know what column to match the specified value to.
Note
All Models must have a primaryKey specified to allow all of the features to work as expected.
$useAutoIncrement
Specifies if the table uses an auto-increment feature for $primaryKey
. If set to false
then you are responsible for providing primary key value for every record in the table. This
feature may be handy when we want to implement 1:1 relation or use UUIDs for our model. The
default value is true
.
Note
If you set $useAutoIncrement
to false
, then make sure to set your primary
key in the database to unique
. This way you will make sure that all of Model’s features
will still work the same as before.
$returnType
The Model’s CRUD methods will take a step of work away from you and automatically return
the resulting data, instead of the Result object. This setting allows you to define
the type of data that is returned. Valid values are ‘array’ (the default), ‘object’, or the fully
qualified name of a class that can be used with the Result object’s getCustomResultObject()
method. Using the special ::class
constant of the class will allow most IDEs to
auto-complete the name and allow functions like refactoring to better understand your code.
$useSoftDeletes
If true, then any delete()
method calls will set deleted_at
in the database, instead of
actually deleting the row. This can preserve data when it might be referenced elsewhere, or
can maintain a “recycle bin” of objects that can be restored, or even simply preserve it as
part of a security trail. If true, the find*() methods will only return non-deleted rows, unless
the withDeleted()
method is called prior to calling the find*() method.
This requires either a DATETIME or INTEGER field in the database as per the model’s
$dateFormat
setting. The default field name is deleted_at
however this name can be
configured to any name of your choice by using $deletedField
property.
Important
The deleted_at
field must be nullable.
$allowedFields
This array should be updated with the field names that can be set during save()
, insert()
, or
update()
methods. Any field names other than these will be discarded. This helps to protect
against just taking input from a form and throwing it all at the model, resulting in
potential mass assignment vulnerabilities.
Note
The $primaryKey
field should never be an allowed field.
Dates
$useTimestamps
This boolean value determines whether the current date is automatically added to all inserts
and updates. If true, will set the current time in the format specified by $dateFormat
. This
requires that the table have columns named created_at, updated_at and deleted_at in the appropriate
data type.
$dateFormat
This value works with $useTimestamps
and $useSoftDeletes
to ensure that the correct type of
date value gets inserted into the database. By default, this creates DATETIME values, but
valid options are: 'datetime'
, 'date'
, or 'int'
(a PHP timestamp). Using useSoftDeletes or
useTimestamps with an invalid or missing dateFormat will cause an exception.
$createdField
Specifies which database field to use for data record create timestamp.
Leave it empty to avoid updating it (even if $useTimestamps
is enabled).
$updatedField
Specifies which database field should use for keep data record update timestamp.
Leave it empty to avoid update it (even $useTimestamps
is enabled).
$deletedField
Specifies which database field to use for soft deletions. See $useSoftDeletes.
Validation
$validationRules
Contains either an array of validation rules as described in How to Save Your Rules or a string containing the name of a validation group, as described in the same section. Described in more detail below.
$validationMessages
Contains an array of custom error messages that should be used during validation, as described in Setting Custom Error Messages. Described in more detail below.
$skipValidation
Whether validation should be skipped during all inserts and updates. The default
value is false
, meaning that data will always attempt to be validated. This is
primarily used by the skipValidation()
method, but may be changed to true
so
this model will never validate.
$cleanValidationRules
Whether validation rules should be removed that do not exist in the passed data.
This is used in updates.
The default value is true
, meaning that validation rules for the fields
that are not present in the passed data will be (temporarily) removed before the validation.
This is to avoid validation errors when updating only some fields.
You can also change the value by the cleanRules()
method.
Note
Prior to v4.2.7, $cleanValidationRules
did not work due to a bug.
Callbacks
$allowCallbacks
Whether the callbacks defined below should be used.
$beforeInsert
$afterInsert
$beforeInsertBatch
$afterInsertBatch
$beforeUpdate
$afterUpdate
$beforeUpdateBatch
$afterUpdateBatch
$beforeFind
$afterFind
$beforeDelete
$afterDelete
These arrays allow you to specify callback methods that will be run on the data at the time specified in the property name.
Working with Data
Finding Data
Several functions are provided for doing basic CRUD work on your tables, including find()
,
insert()
, update()
, delete()
and more.
find()
Returns a single row where the primary key matches the value passed in as the first parameter:
<?php
$user = $userModel->find($user_id);
The value is returned in the format specified in $returnType
.
You can specify more than one row to return by passing an array of primaryKey values instead of just one:
<?php
$users = $userModel->find([1, 2, 3]);
Note
If no parameters are passed in, find()
will return all rows in that model’s table,
effectively acting like findAll()
, though less explicit.
findColumn()
Returns null or an indexed array of column values:
<?php
$user = $userModel->findColumn($column_name);
$column_name
should be a name of single column else you will get the DataException
.
findAll()
Returns all results:
<?php
$users = $userModel->findAll();
This query may be modified by interjecting Query Builder commands as needed prior to calling this method:
<?php
$users = $userModel->where('active', 1)->findAll();
You can pass in a limit and offset values as the first and second parameters, respectively:
<?php
$users = $userModel->findAll($limit, $offset);
first()
Returns the first row in the result set. This is best used in combination with the query builder.
<?php
$user = $userModel->where('deleted', 0)->first();
withDeleted()
If $useSoftDeletes
is true, then the find*() methods will not return any rows where deleted_at IS NOT NULL
.
To temporarily override this, you can use the withDeleted()
method prior to calling the find*() method.
<?php
// Only gets non-deleted rows (deleted = 0)
$activeUsers = $userModel->findAll();
// Gets all rows
$allUsers = $userModel->withDeleted()->findAll();
onlyDeleted()
Whereas withDeleted()
will return both deleted and not-deleted rows, this method modifies
the next find*() methods to return only soft deleted rows:
<?php
$deletedUsers = $userModel->onlyDeleted()->findAll();
Saving Data
insert()
The first parameter is an associative array of data to create a new row of data in the database. If an object is passed instead of an array, it will attempt to convert it to an array.
The array’s keys must match the name of the columns in the $table
, while the array’s values are the values to save for that key.
The optional second parameter is of type boolean, and if it is set to false, the method will return a boolean value, which indicates the success or failure of the query.
You can retrieve the last inserted row’s primary key using the getInsertID()
method.
<?php
$data = [
'username' => 'darth',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>];
// Inserts data and returns inserted row's primary key
$userModel->insert($data);
// Inserts data and returns true on success and false on failure
$userModel->insert($data, false);
// Returns inserted row's primary key
$userModel->getInsertID();
allowEmptyInserts()
New in version 4.3.0.
You can use allowEmptyInserts()
method to insert empty data. The Model throws an exception when you try to insert empty data by default. But if you call this method, the check will no longer be performed.
<?php
$userModel->allowEmptyInserts()->insert([]);
You can enable the check again by calling allowEmptyInserts(false)
.
update()
Updates an existing record in the database. The first parameter is the $primaryKey
of the record to update.
An associative array of data is passed into this method as the second parameter. The array’s keys must match the name
of the columns in a $table
, while the array’s values are the values to save for that key:
<?php
$data = [
'username' => 'darth',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>];
$userModel->update($id, $data);
Important
Since v4.3.0, this method raises a DatabaseException
if it generates an SQL statement without a WHERE clause.
In previous versions, if it is called without $primaryKey
specified and
an SQL statement was generated without a WHERE clause, the query would still
execute and all records in the table would be updated.
Multiple records may be updated with a single call by passing an array of primary keys as the first parameter:
<?php
$data = [
'active' => 1,
];
$userModel->update([1, 2, 3], $data);
When you need a more flexible solution, you can leave the parameters empty and it functions like the Query Builder’s update command, with the added benefit of validation, events, etc:
<?php
$userModel
->whereIn('id', [1, 2, 3])
->set(['active' => 1])
->update();
save()
This is a wrapper around the insert()
and update()
methods that handle inserting or updating the record
automatically, based on whether it finds an array key matching the primary key value:
<?php
// Defined as a model property
$primaryKey = 'id';
// Does an insert()
$data = [
'username' => 'darth',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>];
$userModel->save($data);
// Performs an update, since the primary key, 'id', is found.
$data = [
'id' => 3,
'username' => 'darth',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>];
$userModel->save($data);
The save method also can make working with custom class result objects much simpler by recognizing a non-simple object and grabbing its public and protected values into an array, which is then passed to the appropriate insert or update method. This allows you to work with Entity classes in a very clean way. Entity classes are simple classes that represent a single instance of an object type, like a user, a blog post, job, etc. This class is responsible for maintaining the business logic surrounding the object itself, like formatting elements in a certain way, etc. They shouldn’t have any idea about how they are saved to the database. At their simplest, they might look like this:
<?php
namespace App\Entities;
class Job
{
protected $id;
protected $name;
protected $description;
public function __get($key)
{
if (property_exists($this, $key)) {
return $this->{$key};
}
}
public function __set($key, $value)
{
if (property_exists($this, $key)) {
$this->{$key} = $value;
}
}
}
A very simple model to work with this might look like:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class JobModel extends Model
{
protected $table = 'jobs';
protected $returnType = \App\Entities\Job::class;
protected $allowedFields = [
'name', 'description',
];
}
This model works with data from the jobs
table, and returns all results as an instance of App\Entities\Job
.
When you need to persist that record to the database, you will need to either write custom methods, or use the
model’s save()
method to inspect the class, grab any public and private properties, and save them to the database:
<?php
// Retrieve a Job instance
$job = $model->find(15);
// Make some changes
$job->name = 'Foobar';
// Save the changes
$model->save($job);
Note
If you find yourself working with Entities a lot, CodeIgniter provides a built-in Entity class that provides several handy features that make developing Entities simpler.
Deleting Data
delete()
Takes a primary key value as the first parameter and deletes the matching record from the model’s table:
<?php
$userModel->delete(12);
If the model’s $useSoftDeletes
value is true, this will update the row to set deleted_at
to the current
date and time. You can force a permanent delete by setting the second parameter as true.
An array of primary keys can be passed in as the first parameter to delete multiple records at once:
<?php
$userModel->delete([1, 2, 3]);
If no parameters are passed in, will act like the Query Builder’s delete method, requiring a where call previously:
<?php
$userModel->where('id', 12)->delete();
purgeDeleted()
Cleans out the database table by permanently removing all rows that have ‘deleted_at IS NOT NULL’.
<?php
$userModel->purgeDeleted();
In-Model Validation
Validating Data
For many people, validating data in the model is the preferred way to ensure the data is kept to a single
standard, without duplicating code. The Model class provides a way to automatically have all data validated
prior to saving to the database with the insert()
, update()
, or save()
methods.
Important
When you update data, by default, the validation in the model class only validates provided fields. This is to avoid validation errors when updating only some fields.
But this means required*
rules do not work as expected when updating.
If you want to check required fields, you can change the behavior by configuration.
See $cleanValidationRules for details.
Setting Validation Rules
The first step is to fill out the $validationRules
class property with the fields and rules that should
be applied. If you have custom error message that you want to use, place them in the $validationMessages
array:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class UserModel extends Model
{
protected $validationRules = [
'username' => 'required|max_length[30]|alpha_numeric_space|min_length[3]',
'email' => 'required|max_length[254]|valid_email|is_unique[users.email]',
'password' => 'required|max_length[255]|min_length[8]',
'pass_confirm' => 'required_with[password]|max_length[255]|matches[password]',
];
protected $validationMessages = [
'email' => [
'is_unique' => 'Sorry. That email has already been taken. Please choose another.',
],
];
}
If you’d rather organize your rules and error messages within the Validation configuration file, you can do that
and simply set $validationRules
to the name of the validation rule group you created:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class UserModel extends Model
{
protected $validationRules = 'users';
}
The other way to set the validation rules to fields by functions,
- class CodeIgniter\Model
- CodeIgniter\Model::setValidationRule($field, $fieldRules)
- Parameters
$field (
string
) –$fieldRules (
array
) –
This function will set the field validation rules.
Usage example:
<?php $fieldName = 'username'; $fieldRules = 'required|max_length[30]|alpha_numeric_space|min_length[3]'; $model->setValidationRule($fieldName, $fieldRules);
- CodeIgniter\Model::setValidationRules($validationRules)
- Parameters
$validationRules (
array
) –
This function will set the validation rules.
Usage example:
<?php $validationRules = [ 'username' => 'required|max_length[30]|alpha_numeric_space|min_length[3]', 'email' => [ 'rules' => 'required|max_length[254]|valid_email|is_unique[users.email]', 'errors' => [ 'required' => 'We really need your email.', ], ], ]; $model->setValidationRules($validationRules);
The other way to set the validation message to fields by functions,
- CodeIgniter\Model::setValidationMessage($field, $fieldMessages)
- Parameters
$field (
string
) –$fieldMessages (
array
) –
This function will set the field wise error messages.
Usage example:
<?php $fieldName = 'name'; $fieldValidationMessage = [ 'required' => 'Your name is required here', ]; $model->setValidationMessage($fieldName, $fieldValidationMessage);
- CodeIgniter\Model::setValidationMessages($fieldMessages)
- Parameters
$fieldMessages (
array
) –
This function will set the field messages.
Usage example:
<?php $fieldValidationMessage = [ 'name' => [ 'required' => 'Your baby name is missing.', 'min_length' => 'Too short, man!', ], ]; $model->setValidationMessages($fieldValidationMessage);
Getting Validation Result
Now, whenever you call the insert()
, update()
, or save()
methods, the data will be validated. If it fails,
the model will return boolean false.
Getting Validation Errors
You can use the errors()
method to retrieve the validation errors:
<?php
if ($model->save($data) === false) {
return view('updateUser', ['errors' => $model->errors()]);
}
This returns an array with the field names and their associated errors that can be used to either show all of the errors at the top of the form, or to display them individually:
<?php if (! empty($errors)): ?>
<div class="alert alert-danger">
<?php foreach ($errors as $field => $error): ?>
<p><?= esc($error) ?></p>
<?php endforeach ?>
</div>
<?php endif ?>
Retrieving Validation Rules
You can retrieve a model’s validation rules by accessing its validationRules
property:
<?php
$rules = $model->validationRules;
You can also retrieve just a subset of those rules by calling the accessor method directly, with options:
<?php
$rules = $model->getValidationRules($options);
The $options
parameter is an associative array with one element,
whose key is either 'except'
or 'only'
, and which has as its
value an array of fieldnames of interest:
<?php
// get the rules for all but the "username" field
$rules = $model->getValidationRules(['except' => ['username']]);
// get the rules for only the "city" and "state" fields
$rules = $model->getValidationRules(['only' => ['city', 'state']]);
Validation Placeholders
The model provides a simple method to replace parts of your rules based on data that’s being passed into it. This
sounds fairly obscure but can be especially handy with the is_unique
validation rule. Placeholders are simply
the name of the field (or array key) that was passed in as $data
surrounded by curly brackets. It will be
replaced by the value of the matched incoming field. An example should clarify this:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $validationRules = [
'id' => 'max_length[19]|is_natural_no_zero',
'email' => 'required|max_length[254]|valid_email|is_unique[users.email,id,{id}]',
];
}
Note
Since v4.3.5, you must set the validation rules for the placeholder
field (id
).
In this set of rules, it states that the email address should be unique in the database, except for the row that has an id matching the placeholder’s value. Assuming that the form POST data had the following:
<?php
$_POST = [
'id' => 4,
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>];
then the {id}
placeholder would be replaced with the number 4, giving this revised rule:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $validationRules = [
'id' => 'max_length[19]|is_natural_no_zero',
'email' => 'required|max_length[254]|valid_email|is_unique[users.email,id,4]',
];
}
So it will ignore the row in the database that has id=4
when it verifies the email is unique.
Note
Since v4.3.5, if the placeholder (id
) value does not pass the
validation, the placeholder would not be replaced.
This can also be used to create more dynamic rules at runtime, as long as you take care that any dynamic keys passed in don’t conflict with your form data.
Protecting Fields
To help protect against Mass Assignment Attacks, the Model class requires that you list all of the field names
that can be changed during inserts and updates in the $allowedFields
class property. Any data provided
in addition to these will be removed prior to hitting the database. This is great for ensuring that timestamps,
or primary keys do not get changed.
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $allowedFields = ['name', 'email', 'address'];
}
Occasionally, you will find times where you need to be able to change these elements. This is often during testing, migrations, or seeds. In these cases, you can turn the protection on or off:
<?php
$model->protect(false)
->insert($data)
->protect(true);
Runtime Return Type Changes
You can specify the format that data should be returned as when using the find*() methods as the class property,
$returnType
. There may be times that you would like the data back in a different format, though. The Model
provides methods that allow you to do just that.
Note
These methods only change the return type for the next find*() method call. After that, it is reset to its default value.
asArray()
Returns data from the next find*() method as associative arrays:
<?php
$users = $userModel->asArray()->where('status', 'active')->findAll();
asObject()
Returns data from the next find*() method as standard objects or custom class instances:
<?php
// Return as standard objects
$users = $userModel->asObject()->where('status', 'active')->findAll();
// Return as custom class instances
$users = $userModel->asObject('User')->where('status', 'active')->findAll();
Processing Large Amounts of Data
Sometimes, you need to process large amounts of data and would run the risk of running out of memory. To make this simpler, you may use the chunk() method to get smaller chunks of data that you can then do your work on. The first parameter is the number of rows to retrieve in a single chunk. The second parameter is a Closure that will be called for each row of data.
This is best used during cronjobs, data exports, or other large tasks.
<?php
$userModel->chunk(100, static function ($data) {
// do something.
// $data is a single row of data.
});
Working with Query Builder
Getting Query Builder for the Model’s Table
CodeIgniter Model has one instance of the Query Builder for that model’s database connection. You can get access to the shared instance of the Query Builder any time you need it:
<?php
$builder = $userModel->builder();
This builder is already set up with the model’s $table
.
Note
Once you get the Query Builder instance, you can call methods of the Query Builder. However, since Query Builder is not a Model, you cannot call methods of the Model.
Getting Query Builder for Another Table
If you need access to another table, you can get another instance of the Query Builder. Pass the table name in as a parameter, but be aware that this will not return a shared instance:
<?php
$groupBuilder = $userModel->builder('groups');
Mixing Methods of Query Builder and Model
You can also use Query Builder methods and the Model’s CRUD methods in the same chained call, allowing for very elegant use:
<?php
$users = $userModel->where('status', 'active')
->orderBy('last_login', 'asc')
->findAll();
In this case, it operates on the shared instance of the Query Builder held by the model.
Important
The Model does not provide a perfect interface to the Query Builder. The Model and the Query Builder are separate classes with different purposes. They should not be expected to return the same data.
If the Query Builder returns a result, it is returned as is. In that case, the result may be different from the one returned by the model’s method and may not be what was expected. The model’s events are not triggered.
To prevent unexpected behavior, do not use Query Builder methods that return results and specify the model’s method at the end of the method chaining.
Note
You can also access the model’s database connection seamlessly:
<?php
$user_name = $userModel->escape($name);
Model Events
There are several points within the model’s execution that you can specify multiple callback methods to run.
These methods can be used to normalize data, hash passwords, save related entities, and much more. The following
points in the model’s execution can be affected, each through a class property: $beforeInsert
, $afterInsert
,
$beforeInsertBatch
, $afterInsertBatch
, $beforeUpdate
, $afterUpdate
, $beforeUpdateBatch
,
$afterUpdateBatch
, $afterFind
, and $afterDelete
.
Note
$beforeInsertBatch
, $afterInsertBatch
, $beforeUpdateBatch
and
$afterUpdateBatch
can be used since v4.3.0.
Defining Callbacks
You specify the callbacks by first creating a new class method in your model to use. This class will always
receive a $data
array as its only parameter. The exact contents of the $data
array will vary between events, but
will always contain a key named data that contains the primary data passed to the original method. In the case
of the insert* or update* methods, that will be the key/value pairs that are being inserted into the database. The
main array will also contain the other values passed to the method, and be detailed later. The callback method
must return the original $data array so other callbacks have the full information.
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected function hashPassword(array $data)
{
if (! isset($data['data']['password'])) {
return $data;
}
$data['data']['password_hash'] = password_hash($data['data']['password'], PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
unset($data['data']['password']);
return $data;
}
}
Specifying Callbacks To Run
You specify when to run the callbacks by adding the method name to the appropriate class property ($beforeInsert
, $afterUpdate
,
etc). Multiple callbacks can be added to a single event and they will be processed one after the other. You can
use the same callback in multiple events:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $beforeInsert = ['hashPassword'];
protected $beforeUpdate = ['hashPassword'];
}
Additionally, each model may allow (default) or deny callbacks class-wide by setting its $allowCallbacks
property:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $allowCallbacks = false;
}
You may also change this setting temporarily for a single model call using the allowCallbacks()
method:
<?php
$model->allowCallbacks(false)->find(1); // No callbacks triggered
$model->find(1); // Callbacks subject to original property value
Event Parameters
Since the exact data passed to each callback varies a bit, here are the details on what is in the $data
parameter
passed to each event:
Event |
$data contents |
|---|---|
beforeInsert |
data = the key/value pairs that are being inserted. If an object or Entity class is passed to the insert method, it is first converted to an array. |
afterInsert |
id = the primary key of the new row, or 0 on failure. data = the key/value pairs being inserted. result = the results of the insert() method used through the Query Builder. |
beforeInsertBatch |
data = associative array of values that are being inserted. If an object or Entity class is passed to the insertBatch method, it is first converted to an array. |
afterInsertBatch |
data = the associative array of values being inserted. result = the results of the insertbatch() method used through the Query Builder. |
beforeUpdate |
id = the array of primary keys of the rows being updated. data = the key/value pairs that are being updated. If an object or Entity class is passed to the update method, it is first converted to an array. |
afterUpdate |
id = the array of primary keys of the rows being updated. data = the key/value pairs being updated. result = the results of the update() method used through the Query Builder. |
beforeUpdateBatch |
data = associative array of values that are being updated. If an object or Entity class is passed to the updateBatch method, it is first converted to an array. |
afterUpdateBatch |
data = the key/value pairs being updated. result = the results of the updateBatch() method used through the Query Builder. |
beforeFind |
The name of the calling method, whether a singleton was requested, and these additional fields: |
|
No additional fields |
|
id = the primary key of the row being searched for. |
|
limit = the number of rows to find. offset = the number of rows to skip during the search. |
afterFind |
Same as beforeFind but including the resulting row(s) of data, or null if no result found. |
beforeDelete |
Varies by delete* method. See the following: |
|
id = primary key of row being deleted. purge = boolean whether soft-delete rows should be hard deleted. |
afterDelete |
id = primary key of row being deleted. purge = boolean whether soft-delete rows should be hard deleted. result = the result of the delete() call on the Query Builder. data = unused. |
Modifying Find* Data
The beforeFind
and afterFind
methods can both return a modified set of data to override the normal response
from the model. For afterFind
any changes made to data
in the return array will automatically be passed back
to the calling context. In order for beforeFind
to intercept the find workflow it must also return an additional
boolean, returnData
:
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Model;
class MyModel extends Model
{
protected $beforeFind = ['checkCache'];
// ...
protected function checkCache(array $data)
{
// Check if the requested item is already in our cache
if (isset($data['id']) && $item = $this->getCachedItem($data['id'])) {
$data['data'] = $item;
$data['returnData'] = true;
return $data;
}
// ...
}
}
Manual Model Creation
You do not need to extend any special class to create a model for your application. All you need is to get an instance of the database connection and you’re good to go. This allows you to bypass the features CodeIgniter’s Model gives you out of the box, and create a fully custom experience.
<?php
namespace App\Models;
use CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface;
class UserModel
{
protected $db;
public function __construct(ConnectionInterface $db)
{
$this->db = $db;
}
}


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THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY
Release Date: July 10, 1998 Starring: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon, Lee Evans, Chris Elliott, Lin Shaye, W. Earl Brown, Brett Favre Directed by: Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly Distributed by: 20th Century Fox Film Corp. MPAA Rating: R (strong comic sexual content, language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/theres.htm
About the time that the pre-release hype for SAVING PRIVATE RYAN was reaching a full head of steam, the new Farrelly Brothers movie, THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY was making its own waves in the ratings pool. Skeptics and antagonists pointed out that MARY had some content that was arguably unsuitable for mass distribution. The Farrelly Brothers responded by saying that test audiences had responded well to the movie and were not worried about "crossing the line." After the film has seen wide release, now, it's easy to see that there's some truth to both sides of the debate. MARY is a textbook exercise in crude humor, but at the same time it's saved by its own quirky cuteness.
Ben Stiller is Ted Stroehmann, an unlikely 1960s prom date for Mary Jensen (Cameron Diaz). Ted makes it to Mary's house on prom night, but due to a terrible misfortune in the bathroom, Ted doesn't make it through the rest of the night. Instead, he's taken to the hospital, and he doesn't see Mary again when she moves from Rhode Island to Florida with her parents later that summer. Now, in the present day, Ted still cannot forget his love for Mary, and so, by his friend Dom (Chris Elliot)'s reference, he contacts a private investigator named Pat Healy (Matt Dillon) to find Mary again. Healy does, but instead of going back to Ted, Healy falls in love with Mary and begins to romance her. This all goes well until two things happen: Tucker, one of Mary's friends and also a secret lover, interferes with Healy's plans; and, Ted finds out for himself where Mary is and goes to meet her anyway.
The plot is not nearly as convoluted as it may seem, and is quite easily followed when it plays out onscreen. The actors have all got the business down adaquately enough, although none of them is as outrageous as they should be for this sort of off-kilter Gen-X comedy. Stiller is the most impressive here, and after his limp performance in 1996's FLIRTING WITH DISASTER, it's nice to see him play a better character with more feeling.  Although the plot gets occasionally sidetracked in unlikely spots, it goes from start to finish with little interruption and doesn't get boring. And, for a Packers fan, the Brett Favre cameo near the end has quite possibly some of the best lines of dialogue spoken onscreen this year.
For those who've followed SOMETHING ABOUT MARY's progress on the weekend gross charts, it's clear where the downfall to MARY's humor is. The physical and mostly brainless comedy isn't done well or in particularly good taste, and as such it's got quite a limited audience. SOMETHING ABOUT MARY has stayed on the charts for an outstanding length of time - better than most movies in current release - but it's never risen above number three out of the top ten. These results, along with the final product itself, underscore the fact that any genius in MARY is limited to the genre. Fans will see it again and again, but it will be a tough sell to those interested in more serious dramas or sci-fi/fantasy. It's a workable movie, but not necessarily for everyone.
FINAL AWARD FOR "SOMETHING ABOUT MARY": 2.5 stars - an enjoyable movie.
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Inherited by caf::expected< unit_t >.
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*/
class Debug {
/**
*
* Will pretty a js object.
* @param {object} obj - the object you wish to pretty print.
* @return {string} - the pretty printed string of the object.
*/
static json(obj = {}) {
return JSON.stringify(obj, null, '\t');
}
}
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Fw::FilePacket Classes
1 Introduction
This module provides a type Fw::FilePacket
. It represents an ISF file packet.
2 Design
The file packet format is similar to the Protocol Data Unit (PDU) format defined in the CCSDS File Delivery Protocol (CFDP). See § 5 of the CCSDS File Delivery Protocol (CFDP) Recommended Standard.
Each file packet contains the following data:
- The packet type (1 byte): one of START (0), DATA (1), END (2), or CANCEL (3).
- The sequence index (4 bytes): an unsigned integer that identifies each packet. The sequence index starts at zero for each file and increases by one for each successive packet within the file.
- The packet data (variable). The packet data format depends upon the packet type. The following subsections describe the formats for the different types.
2.1 START Packets
A start packet has packet type START and sequence index zero. Its data consists of the following:
- The file size in bytes (4 bytes).
- The length of the source path in bytes (1 byte).
- The source path (variable).
- The length of the destination path in bytes (1 byte).
- The destination path (variable).
2.2 DATA Packets
A data packet has packet type DATA. Its data consists of the following:
- The byte offset into the entire file of the file data in this packet (4 bytes).
- The length of the file data in bytes (2 bytes).
- The file data (variable).
2.3 END Packets
An end packet has packet type END. Its data consists of the following:
- The 32-bit hash value, computed from the file data as described in the CFDP protocol (4 bytes).
2.4 CANCEL Packets
A cancel packet has packet type CANCEL. It has no data.


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I'm a new grad FullStack Developer, soon to be joining Factset Research Systems as a fulltime Software Engineer in February 2018. Though my career aspirations are in technology, I've been interested in literature and music as far back as I can remember, and I try to approach software development as a similar type of disciplined art.
• Updated existing and exposed new RESTful services with C++ and Perforce version control.
• Aggregated C++ services onto diagnostic fullstack application using Angular, TypeScript, Gulp, Karma-Jasmine unit testing, and Git.
• Followed Agile methodology with weekly sprints to complete project that saved worker-days of time with every use and presented it.
• Completed Java application to monitor MongoDB nodes’ stats and log them using log4j and JDBC Mongo Driver.
• Wrote Java program to help migrate cache from JBoss to MongoDB to eliminate technical debt.
• “Best Overall Software Project” in Data Analytics competition for Python app that visualizes similarity between FX rates time series.
Held weekly office hours and recitation sections to assist students taking Computer Science III (Software Development), tutoring them on design patterns, advanced object oriented concepts, and helping them debug.
GPA: 3.59
Apart from Software Development, I develop music (rock and electronic) and creative writing:
Also,
here's
my
CSE300
writing.
(each word is a link)
Full-stack Python/Flask and Bootstrap app that scrapes for dog images, scans them through Clarifai API to get keywords to construct cute messages. Users can vote for their favorite images and see what qualities others vote for.
Chat app written with NodeJS, SocketIO, Mongoose/MongoDB, and Express with private messaging and chat-log-saving functionality. Hosted on Heroku.
Full-stack app made with Java/Spring Boot on the backend and ReactJS on the frontend side, connected to a MySQL database. Allows users to visualize metrics that measure likelihood of districts in US states having been gerrymandered, such as Efficiency Gap, Compactness, Consistent Advantage, and Lopsided Wins. Also allows users to create new, fairer "superdistricts" of their own or the application's creation.


--- layout: post date: 2009-10-23 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Cryptography Isn't Security tags: ["Content"] ---
One topic that I've tried to include in this course a couple of times, without success, is security. I feel irresponsible not saying something about how to share safely, but I've never found something that (a) would fit into one hour, (b) wasn't platitudes, and (c) gave listeners something they could act on.
One reviewer suggested talking about public/private key pairs (to help people set up SSH), signing things digitally, and the like. I'm leery of going down that road, though, since it could easily leave people with a misplaced faith in technical solutions to security problems. As always, suggestions would be welcome...


I am on a daily regimen of bupropion and clonazepam. Recently an opportunity arose to take MDMA with a small group of good friends. I'd decided some months ago that I was done with MDMA, at least in the large-party, blinky-lights context. But this setting was tempting, I missed the people and it promised to be a good evening.
And so it was. Went over to a friendly, warm house. There were nine of us there, seven dosing and two keeping us company. A very pleasant evening was spent mostly in conversation and close proximity to one another. Having been stressed to varying degrees for a while now, it was just what I needed.
Coming down was harsh, but remembering previous crashes I'd experienced, I caught it early. 'Ask for what you need!' goes the adage, and so I asked for affirmation and got plenty. Still, the comedown was feeling chemically... heavy; so I went outside and smoked a small bowl of cannabis. That helped a lot.
Dosing, for me, went something like this (caveats: these are estimates, and although the MDMA was trustworthy we didn't know the dose in each pill):
0:00 50mg 5-htp
0:30 120?mg MDMA
0:45 50mg 5-htp
4:00 60?mg MDMA booster
5:30 cannabis
8:00 sleep, blessed sleep!
Woke up feeling okay. Here's the mistake I made then: since things seemed okay, I did not take any 5-htp for the next three days. This contributed to a significant and very unpleasant serotonin crash, which manifested as heightened irritability, anxiety and insecurities regarding both professional and personal life. Sigh.
Day 1 after dosing was spent mostly recovering, taking it easy. Day 2 was long-anticipated errands, accomplishing which made me pretty happy.
On Day 3, a Monday, along with my regular morning drugs (150mg bupropion and 0.75mg clonazepam, since I was feeling more anxious than usual), I took 100mg of modafinil. [I do this occasionally, as needed, for excessive daytime sleepiness.] Big mistake. I knew that modafinil sometimes makes me slightly more irritable as it wears off; generally I offset that with some quiet time or else a bit of pot. Or both! Monday, I did both. Smoked some, read some, went down for a nap.
The nap ended up being four hours long, and I woke up around midnight crabby as hell, thinking I wouldn't get to sleep forEVer, and now my sleep schedule is all thrown off, and why oh why didn't I get up before, and woe is me.
Went back to bed half an hour later and lay there curled up in a ball for something like an hour, feeling sadder and sadder. Finally fell asleep and had Bad Depressing Dreams. That doesn't generally happen, and when it does it rarely affects me when awake. This time it did: not a good way to start Day 4.
Day 4 is today. Much depression, some anxiety, feeling completely inadequate, hard to concentrate on work, the whole deal. I finally remembered to take some 5-htp for the first time since the trip. D'oh. I should've known better than to disregard dosage of a substance that provably helps me get over the serotonin crash.
Now I'm going to exercise, also for the first time in four days. Incidentally, stopping exercising was equally unwise. The days after tripping make it difficult to keep up with a physical activity routine, but I suspect making a point of exercising (if you normally do) is essential to a good MDMAftermath.
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Lawyer gets £10,000 fine after 10-year ban for third drink driving rap in six years
Martha Rafferty was hit with the fine by the Scottish Solicitors Discipline Tribunal after being found guilty of professional misconduct.
by Norman Silvester, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/norman-silvester/A criminal lawyer with a series of drink-driving convictions has been found guilty of professional misconduct by a watchdog and fined £10,000.
Martha Rafferty, 59, was hit with the punishment after a hearing of the Scottish Solicitors Discipline Tribunal (SSDT) in Edinburgh.
The misconduct finding follows her conviction for drink-driving for the third time in six years.
It was also the second time in four years that Rafferty has been found guilty of professional misconduct.
The SSDT last week confirmed the decision against Rafferty, who has been a lawyer for 36 years.
It said: “She was found guilty of professional misconduct, censured and fined £10,000.”
The SSDT declined to give details of the “complaint” against Rafferty but said a full decision will be made public on their website within two months.
Rafferty has three identical drink-driving convictions from 2012, 2014 and 2018. On each occasion, she was convicted for refusing to take a breath test. The hearing last month follows her conviction in August last year.
Rafferty, of Dowanhill, Glasgow, had pled guilty at Hamilton Sheriff Court to a charge of twice failing to provide specimens of breath to the police.
The court was told she had appeared unsteady on her feet when she was spotted by officers in the car park at the town’s police station.
In October 2018, she was handed a 10-year driving ban and ordered to do 200 hours’ unpaid work.
Rafferty declined to comment when contacted by the Sunday Mail last week.


This is the Demo application by
Coveros
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Github


A parameterisable class.
This class provides the parameters list (ArrayList) and standard
parameter handling, such as {link|unlink}_parameter(), traverse hierarchy
and param_array, gradient_array and the empty parameters_changed().
This class is abstract and should not be instantiated. Use
paramz.Parameterized() as node (or leaf) in the parameterized hierarchy.
Use paramz.Param() for a leaf in the parameterized hierarchy.
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature |
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Traverse the hierarchy performing `visit(self, *args, **kwargs)` at
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Traverse the hierarchy upwards, visiting all parents and their
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_parameters_changed_notification(self,
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which=None)
In parameterizable we just need to make sure, that the next call to
optimizer_array will update the optimizer_array to the latest
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Inherited from OptimizationHandlable :
parameter_names ,
parameter_names_flat ,
randomize
Inherited from constrainable.Constrainable :
constrain ,
constrain_bounded ,
constrain_fixed ,
constrain_negative ,
constrain_positive ,
fix ,
unconstrain ,
unconstrain_bounded ,
unconstrain_fixed ,
unconstrain_negative ,
unconstrain_positive ,
unfix
Inherited from indexable.Indexable :
add_index_operation ,
remove_index_operation
Inherited from nameable.Nameable :
hierarchy_name
Inherited from gradcheckable.Gradcheckable :
checkgrad
Inherited from pickleable.Pickleable :
__deepcopy__ ,
__getstate__ ,
copy ,
pickle
Inherited from parentable.Parentable :
has_parent
Inherited from updateable.Updateable :
toggle_update ,
trigger_update ,
update_model ,
update_toggle
Inherited from observable.Observable :
add_observer ,
change_priority ,
notify_observers ,
remove_observer ,
set_updates
Inherited from object :
__delattr__ ,
__format__ ,
__getattribute__ ,
__hash__ ,
__new__ ,
__reduce__ ,
__reduce_ex__ ,
__repr__ ,
__setattr__ ,
__sizeof__ ,
__str__ ,
__subclasshook__
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#include <parser.h>
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| parser (joy_stack &stack, io_device &io, std::string path_to_manual) | |
| state_t | state () const |
| virtual joy_stack | tokenize (joy_stack &&tokens) override |
| bool | root_parse (joy_stack &tokens) |
| virtual void | no_conversion (joy_stack &tokens) override |
| void | operator() (joy_stack &P, joy_stack &S) |
| virtual joy_stack | tokenize (joy_stack &&tokens) override |
| joy_stack | tokenize (std::string &&line) |
| virtual joy_stack | tokenize (joy_stack &&tokens) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from joy::lexer | |
| lexer (joy_stack &stack, io_device &io, std::string path_to_manual) | |
| bool | is_quit () |
| void | quit () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from joy::tokenizer | |
| tokenizer (io_device &io) | |
| joy_stack | tokenize (std::string &&line) |
Protected Attributes | |
| state_stack_t | state_stack |
| Protected Attributes inherited from joy::lexer | |
| joy_stack & | root_stack |
| joy_t | root_type { joy_t::quote_t } |
| Protected Attributes inherited from joy::tokenizer | |
| io_device & | io |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Types inherited from joy::lexer | |
| typedef std::function< void(joy_stack &S)> | function_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, function_t > | dictionary_t |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from joy::lexer | |
| bool | exec_regular (token_t &token, joy_stack &S) |
| joy_stack | tokenize (std::string &&line) |
| virtual joy_stack | tokenize (joy_stack &&tokens) |
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unwind the stack then call lexer::no_conversion then cascade to lexer to print errors
Reimplemented from joy::lexer.
endow anonymous functor behavior for context free parsing so that can use context free libraries e.g joy_combinators
| bool joy::parser::root_parse | ( | joy_stack & | tokens | ) |
entry point for tokenized stack
| state_t joy::parser::state | ( | ) | const |
| joy_stack joy::tokenizer::tokenize |
split the line into recognised tokens bool_t, char_t, int_t, double_t, string_t mark any remainder as undef_t
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cascade tokens to parent tokenizer::tokenize type id the simple types then type id any regular commands
cascade tokens to tokenizer type id the simple type then lexer type id any regular commands then parser type id any context free commands
Reimplemented from joy::lexer.
| joy_stack joy::tokenizer::tokenize |
convert user input line into joy_stack of a single undefined token {line, undef_t}
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TODO: performance comparison if reserve large stack space on startup e.g. quick sort a large file push down automata's context free stack