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Disposable plastic cups aren’t exactly the best thing for the environment. Still, it’s interesting to see how they’re made. This factory machine takes rolls of plastic and uses a vacuum and heat to thermoform thousands of cups an hour. After it spits out cups, spinning brushes sort them into rows for stacking and packaging.

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composer require oguzhankrcb/datamigrator

$toModelPrototype = [
    'id'         => '[id]',
    'unique_id'  => '[unique_number.id]',
    'name'       => '[data->name]',
    'categories' => [
        'first_category'  => '[data->categories->category_2]',
        'second_category' => '[data->categories->category_3]',
    ],
    'alias_with_item_code' => '[data->alias][data->item->code]',
    'alias'                => '[data->alias]',
    'item_code'            => '[data->item->code]',
    'status'               => '[data->status]',
];

$fromModel = [
    'id'            => 1,
    'unique_number' => 'lxAxmUlkfc',
    'data'          => [
        'name'       => 'John Doe',
        'alias'      => 'JD',
        'categories' => [
            'category_1' => 'Bronze',
            'category_2' => 'Silver',
            'category_3' => 'Gold',
        ],
        'item' => [
            'code' => 196854,
        ],
        'status' => true,
    ],
];

use Oguzhankrcb\DataMigrator\Facades\DataMigrator;

$newData = DataMigrator::transformData($toModelPrototype, $fromModel);

[
    'id'         => 1,
    'unique_id'  => 'lxAxmUlkfc1',
    'name'       => 'John Doe',
    'categories' => [
        'first_category'  => 'Silver',
        'second_category' => 'Gold',
    ],
    'alias_with_item_code' => 'JD196854',
    'alias'                => 'JD',
    'item_code'            => '196854',
    'status'               => true,
]

$transferToModel = \App\Models\User::class;

$transferFromModel = \App\Models\LegacyUser::class;

use App\Models\Order;
use App\Models\Invoice;
use Oguzhankrcb\DataMigrator\Facades\DataMigrator;

// Define the fields to transfer from Order to Invoice
$toModelPrototype = [
    'invoice_number' => '[order_number]',
    'customer_name' => '[customer->name]',
    'customer_email' => '[customer->email]',
    'total_amount' => '[amount]',
    'total_amount_with_currency' => '[amount]€',
];

// Transfer the data from Order to Invoice
DataMigrator::transferAllDataFromModelToModel(Invoice::class, $toModelPrototype, Order::class);

use App\Models\Order;
use App\Models\Invoice;
use Oguzhankrcb\DataMigrator\Facades\DataMigrator;

// Define the fields to transfer from Order to Invoice
$toModelPrototype = [
    'invoice_number' => '[order_number]',
    'customer_name' => '[customer->name]',
    'customer_email' => '[customer->email]',
    'total_amount' => '[amount]',
    'total_amount_with_currency' => '[amount]€',
];

$orderInstance = Order::find(1);

// Transfer the data from Order to Invoice
$transferedModel = DataMigrator::transferDataModelToModel(Invoice::class, $toModelPrototype, $orderInstance);

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If you are young and able-bodied, you can take the form factor of the frying pan for granted. But if you’ve ever injured your wrist or simply have hit a certain age, lifting a heavy cast-iron pan loaded with food becomes a wildly unergonomic, even painful, task.

For this reason a company called Kitchinventions designed the Pan Buddy, a two-piece contraption made of heat-resistant nylon.

The first part slips over the handle of the pot or pan, loosely; the second part then screws down through the first part to make contact with the handle and hold everything fast. You can then lift the pan with a more ergonomic "handshake" alignment, easing the stress on your wrist. (As a bonus, it also obviates the need for additional heat protection from a cast-iron handle.)

I’d love it if the thing was more attractive, but it seems effective and is admittedly form follows function. They run $20 a pop.

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Russell Brand appeared on Joe Rogan today and took the opportunity to absolutely shred the healthcare establishment and mainstream media over the COVID pandemic. In case you didn’t know, Brand has mostly joined the based side since the start of the COVID craze. It seems that locking people in their homes for months on end and accusing them of killing grandma often has that effect on people.

Brand epically ranted about Big Pharma’s collusion with "science": "The rhetoric has become hysterical, and the horse medicine was the same. They had the option of saying look, we don’t know- there’s no evidence as yet if Ivermectin is effective in these spaces because no one’s trialing it, there’s no money in it, because science is a subset of Big Pharma."

\u201cOn Joe Rogan, Russell Brand eviscerates the media and the healthcare establishment. \n\n\u201cNo one is doing experiments into natural immunity because natural immunity is not profitable" \n\nHe mocks them for being offended when people instinctively doubt institutional credibility.\u201d

— Mythinformed MKE (@Mythinformed MKE)
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And it is so true. He then moved on to natural immunity: "No one’s doing experiments into natural immunity because natural immunity is not profitable.No one’s doing – those experiments are not being underwritten. There’s no clinical trials for that. Because no one wants that data for Vitamin D, or for steroids, or for all of the things that came out as ultimately effective."

Brand must be a full-blown conspiracy theorist now because he’s making perfect sense. Which I’ve been told is the exact marking of a dangerous conspiracy theorist. And also probably a white supremacist.

But he wasn’t done. Oh no. He concluded by ripping into mainstream media, saying, "How can you expect to maintain the authority? How can you expect to sit behind those logos at CNN and MSNBC and claim that kind of piety and certainty?"

Brand mentioned how outraged these networks were at the slightest mention these drugs may be effective in treating COVID. Remember back when CNN smeared Joe Rogan as taking "horse dewormer" to treat his Ivermectin? And then Rogan publicly undressed CNN’s Sanjay Gupta over the network’s lies?

\u201cJoe Rogan CONFRONTS CNN’s Sanjay Gupta over Ivermectin LIES!\nBreaking down the viral interview with the two-faced doctor, full video on @rumblevideo (https://t.co/TzAtaLvyuA).\u201d

— Steven Crowder (@Steven Crowder)
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Good times. Kind of.

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If you’re just getting started honing your pistol marksmanship, you may have noticed that your shots are grouping to one side of the bullseye or another. A small adjustment of your finger on the trigger will likely fix this issue and make your shots more accurate. 

The illustration above and instructions below apply to right-handed shooters. If you’re a southpaw, just flip things. 

Snatching. If your shots are grouping to the right, it likely means you have too much finger on the trigger. When you squeeze the trigger, it’s causing the sights and the barrel to shift to the right. 

Pushing. If you notice your shots are grouping to the left of where you’re aiming, it’s likely because you have too little of your finger on the trigger. When you squeeze the trigger, it’s causing the sights and the barrel to shift to the left. 

Heeling. If you notice your shots are grouping high, it likely means you’re anticipating the recoil from the shot and consequently driving the heel of your palm forward. This causes the barrel to shift up. One drill you can use to fix this is to have a friend load a magazine with a random assortment of live and dummy rounds. When you fire a dummy round, you won’t get the normal recoil and will be better able to see if you’re heeling and shifting up the barrel of the gun. Focus on keeping things even throughout the trigger squeeze. 

Jerking. If your shots are grouping low, it likely means you’re jerking the trigger instead of squeezing it. Abruptly jerking the trigger will cause the barrel to tip down. 

When you place your finger on the trigger, make sure the trigger sits on the middle of the first pad of your finger. And remember to squeeze or press the trigger straight back. Don’t pull. That will just cause you to jerk the pistol and disturb your sights. 

Keep these pointers in mind during your next session at the range, and your shot grouping may end up much more on target.

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Homebrew, the macOS package manager, has been updated to version 4.0, and includes speed enhancements, improvements to automatic updates, and more.

Version 4.0 of Homebrew has been released. The main improvements are better performance, and automatic updates now run daily.

Support for Windows Subsystem for Linux version 1 has been dropped. If you want to run the Linux version in WSL on Windows 10 or 11, you’ll need to upgrade to WSL 2.

The utility also now supports Glibc 2.13 or later. There’s also a new Homebrew formula to install Python 3.11.

How to upgrade your current Homebrew installation on Mac

1. In Terminal type brew upgrade and press Return.
2. To run the update, type in Terminal: brew update and press Return.
3. Optionally, you can run brew doctor in Terminal to check that everything is installed and working by entering brew doctor and press Return.

At least a 64-bit Intel Mac and macOS Big Sur or later are required. Apple Silicon is fully supported. You will also need the Xcode command-line tools, which are detailed on the Installation page.

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class Post extends Model
{
    protected $fillable = [
        'title',
        'body',
        'published_at'
    ];
}

namespace App\Http\DTO;

class CreatePostDTO
{
    public string $title;
    public string $body;
    public ?DateTime $published_at;

    public function __construct(string $title, string $body, ?DateTime $published_at = null)
    {
        $this->title = $title;
        $this->body = $body;
        $this->published_at = $published_at;
    }
}

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use App\Http\DTO\CreatePostDTO;
use App\Models\Post;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;

class PostController extends Controller
{
    // Some other methods

    public function store(Request $request)
    {
        $postDto = new CreatePostDTO($request);

        $post = Post::create([
            'title' => $postDto->title,
            'body' => $postDto->body,
            'published_at' => $postDto->published_at,
        ]);

        return redirect()->route('posts.show', ['post' => $post]);
    }
}

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