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Culadasa Interview - Denounced in the Dharma - Guru Viking Podcast - Discussion
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Culadasa Interview - Denounced in the Dharma - Guru Viking Podcast
Steve James, modified 12 Months ago.
In this episode I am joined by John Yates, PhD, aka Culadasa.
On the 19th of August 2019, the board of Culadasa's organisation Dharma Treasure released a public letter which denounced Culadasa for the Buddhist moral failings of sexual misconduct, wrong speech, and taking what is not freely given.
Culadasa issued two short statements at that time and then recently, on January 13th of 2021, released a 33-page account of the years leading up to the board's letter.
In this interview Culadasa discusses his account, which disputes the board's accusations, and reveals the circumstances that led to his public denouncement.
Culadasa also discusses the professional and personal consequences of the letter, and reflects on the psychological and spiritual lessons he has learned.
https://www.guruviking.com/ep78-culadasa-denounced-in-the-dharma/
Audio version of this podcast also available on iTunes and Spotify – search 'Guru Viking Podcast'.
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - The accusations
10:11 - Summarising Culadasa's 33 page account
12:29 - Why did Culadasa keep his and Nancy's separation private and delay divorce proceedings?
18:45 - Why didn't Culadasa tell the board about the separation during the initial meetings?
21:28 - What did Culadasa think the board was doing when they questioned him?
24:54 - Why did Culadasa admit to adultery in his initial response if he was in fact separated?
29:30 - Why did Culadasa recently release a 33-page account?
32:09 - Why did Nancy go to the board with accusations of adultery?
53:23 - What did the board stand to gain from Culadasa's demise?
1:03:03 - What is Culadasa's current financial situation?
1:10:06 - Psychological blindspots and spiritual plateaus
1:11:34 - Culadasa's personal reaction to the destruction of his reputation
1:16:21 - Lessons learned from this situation and Culadasa's current practice
1:26:40 - What's next for Culadasa?
1:29:32 - Further comments about the structure of the board's letter
Noah D, modified 12 Months ago.
RE: Culadasa Interview - Denounced in the Dharma - Guru Viking Podcast
As I mentioned on other thread, I tend to believe him. He doesn't seem to be lying . There wasn't the subtle hesitations & pauses people have when their stories don't add up . If he was lying, it would be politician or spy level mastery.
im also struck by how calm he seems to be given his situation. Potentially running out of money while having increasing medical bills (& accompanying health issues) with age, all the while having reputation & income streams eroded by those closest to you unexpectedly . I know everyone's saying he's not advanced since he does suppression & not worthy of being a role model but I've got to say "damn, I hope I have that kind of equanimous foundation some day."
Siavash, modified 12 Months ago.
If he was lying, it would be politician or spy level mastery.
I don't think he has that kind of skill.
Content of the conversation aside, my main focus on watching the interview was exactly to notice signs of lying or hiding things, and I didn't notice anything in that regard. Of course experts in that area may find it differently, but it seemed to me too that he was not lying.
My first impression after his recent document was that he is not honest about the whole situation, but the more I thought about it and examined his words, I got farther from that impression. So my current state is "I don't know. Let's see how it unfolds in the coming months and years -- And more important than that, I don't have to have any judgement about it".
Griffin, modified 12 Months ago.
There was an interesting bit towards the end where he said that the last year and a half were among the happiest years of his life, although his reputation has been ruined. I don't know whether that's true, but it has reminded me of the zen story "Is that so" about Hakuin Ekaku (the difference being that Culadasa's "is that so" is 33 pages long and we still can't know whether that's the whole story ).
Anyhow, I wish happiness and peace to Culadasa and all others involved in the situation.
Jake Barnes, modified 12 Months ago.
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That you asked him about his cash situation was pretty badass Steve. Well done. Great neutrality.


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Is there a divide between working and stay at home mums?
The estranged wife of Channel Nine star Karl Stefanovic has hit back at working women who criticise stay-at-home mums.
After taking to Facebook earlier this week to emphasise the substantial contribution she made to the Logie winner's career, Cassandra Thorburn today released an Open Letter to "Dear working mums"
"What I don't get is why, in my experience, you also feel you're in competition with us, the stay-at-home mums who made a different decision than you," she wrote
"Not a better or worse decision, just the right decision for us and a different one to you."
The Open letter was sparked by an article written by Angela Mollard of news.com.au with the headline: "This Is the Reason Women Should Never Give Up Their Jobs." after Thorburn's Facebook post. Thorburn said she couldn't help but wonder why the author "felt the need to try and make me, and thousands of other stay-at-home mums in Australia, feel like we had made a bad decision, when we know we have not.
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"Stay-at-home mums support each other. We don't lunch every day, if that's what you think. We are busy, we stay informed, we fulfil the needs of our family.
"Next time a working mum rolls her eyes at your stay-at-home status, hold your head high. Their decision is not superior to ours and there's no competition as to who made the better choice when it comes to parenting".
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Q: MVC, passing values back from multiple partial views in a page I have problem when I am trying to pass values back from my page which contains the same partial view twice.
My class definiton is like below:
public class Account : IEntity
{

    public decimal CurrentBalance { get; set; }
    public List<Person> AccountHolders { get; set; }
    //to get round the non-existing enum support in EF4.3 wrap enum to int
    public int StatusValue { get; set; }
    public AccountStatus Status { get { return (AccountStatus)StatusValue; } set { StatusValue = (int) value; } }

    public DateTime AccountOpenDate { get; set; }
    public DateTime AccountCloseDate { get; set; }
    public DateTime AccountSuspensionDate { get; set; }
    }

It has a List of Person , which I made a partial view for (for a single one).
<fieldset>
    <legend>Person</legend>

        @Html.LabelFor(model => model.Name)

        @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Name)
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Name)

        @Html.LabelFor(model => model.Age)

        @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Age)
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Age)

</fieldset>

In the Create page for the Account I include 2 of the partial views I created as below.

        @Html.Partial("_CreateAccountHolder" )

        @Html.Partial("_CreateAccountHolder")

When I look at what is posted back, it contains the values (Name and Age as the properties of Person) I put in the form values of the page and I have have the tow of them as expected:
CurrentBalance=19&Status=Closed&AccountOpenDate=12%2F12%2F2012&Name=mustafa&Age=20&Name=sofia&Age=20&AccountCloseDate=12%2F12%2F2012&AccountSuspensionDate=12%2F12%2F2012
But when I look at my create method on my controller I see the AccountHolder list as null. I tried with various signatures...
public ActionResult Create(Account personalaccount, Person [] accountHolders)
public ActionResult Create(Account personalaccount, List accountHolders)
If I only have one partial view of Person and have my controller like this, I can see the Person object bound correctly.
public ActionResult Create(Account personalaccount, Person accountHolder)
Any ideas as to where I am going wrong?

A: If I understand your scenario correctly one way to accomplish this is to use Editor Templates instead of partial views. I have a little write up about them here:
codenodes.wordpress.com - MVC3 Editor Templates
To create an Editor Template:

*

*if you don't already have a folder called "EditorTemplates" in the web project of your solution then create one in the Views\Shared folder.

*add a new partial view and name it the same as the model you're rendering, in your case Person, so you would call it Person.cshtml (I know partial views are supposed to start with an underscore "_" but for an Editor Template it needs to be named the same as the model).

*paste the code from your "_CreateAccountHolder" partial view into the new Person.cshtml Editor Template.

*in your Create page render your AccountHolders list thusly:

    @Html.EditorFor(x => x.AccountHolders)

If you need to have individual divs around each Person then you can add these to your Editor Template. The good thing about Editor Templates is that you only need a single call to the template even if you have multiple Person objects in your list - no need to loop or anything like that as the template automatically renders each Person object. It also names the field correctly so it should post back something like this if for example you have 2 Person objects in your collection:

AccountHolders[0].Name
AccountHolders[0].Age
AccountHolders[1].Name
AccountHolders[1].Age

Here's the code for your Editor Template:
@model Person

<fieldset>
    <legend>Person</legend>

        @Html.LabelFor(model => model.Name)

        @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Name)
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Name)

        @Html.LabelFor(model => model.Age)

        @Html.EditorFor(model => model.Age)
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Age)

</fieldset>

A: I understood my problem after reading
[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/653514/asp-net-mvc-model-binding-an-ilist-parameter][1]
Putting 2 partial views of the same type made the view return Name and Age pair with nothing to distingusih between the first and the second pair. I changed the parial view as below, but dont really like it...

         @Html.TextBox("person[0].Name", "")
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Name)

         @Html.TextBox("person[0].Age", "")
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Age)

         @Html.TextBox("person[1].Name", "")
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Name)

         @Html.TextBox("person[1].Age", "")
        @Html.ValidationMessageFor(model => model.Age)

It now postbacks something like below and I can read the IList in my controller..
CurrentBalance=19&Status=Closed&AccountOpenDate=12%2F12%2F2012&person%5B0%5D.Name=mustafa&person%5B0%5D.Age=19&person%5B1%5D.Name=sofia&person%5B1%5D.Age=20&AccountCloseDate=10%2F10%2F2012&AccountSuspensionDate=12%2F12%2F2012

A: First you should create CreateAccountModel with two instances of AccountModel, something like:
public class CreateAccountModel
{
    public Account Person1 { get; set; }
    public Account Person2 { get; set; }
}

Next, when you add your partial views, you should pass individual models to them, e.g:

    @Html.Partial("_CreateAccountHolder", Model.Person1)

    @Html.Partial("_CreateAccountHolder", Model.Person2)

Now MVC will automatically prefix all account fields with PersonX, so all fields will be unique.
Alternatively you can specify prefixes manually when you add your partial views:
{
    var prefixData = new ViewDataDictionary { TemplateInfo = { HtmlFieldPrefix = "Person1" } };
    Html.RenderPartial("_CreateAccountHolder", new ViewDataDictionary(prefixData));
}

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With Blackhat, Defcon, and BSides Las Vegas coming up, it seems like an appropriate time for a quick blog on alcohol. In 2017, for my birthday I took a year off drinking. Now that my birthday is past, I figured I'd share a bit about it.
Honestly, I felt I was drinking too much. There was always an excuse to drink. It was a holiday. Friends were over. My wife and I wanted to go out. There was something interesting to taste. etc.
Also, it became an end-of-day thing. Have a beer to relax after work. Just adding that up alone becomes a number not to be proud of.
I also wanted to see if it changed how I felt. Would I feel more healthy? Would I feel smarter? Since alcohol is a depressant that can last a week+ in your brain, would I be in a better mood?
And I wanted to try and save some money.
It also helped that I read a book where the main character didn't drink. I think it provided subconscious acknowledgement that it could be done as well as giving some ideas as to how.
It was easy. much easier than I expected. My goal wasn't to avoid alcohol like an allergy, but just not to have a full drink. It also helped to have a goal. "I'm not going to drink a full drink until at least X." I could easily tell people "I'm taking a year off drinking" and didn't get much pressure to drink after that.
Herbal Tea - TONS of variation here. Better during the winter when warm drinks are nice. I wish someone would make condensed herbal tea similar to what's available for ice tea.
Bitters and Tonic - This was my go-to. I have about 20 bitters of various flavors and a soda stream (modded w/ a real CO2 tank) now. I can drink these for ever and a day with a ton of variation.
Water with sliced fruit, then carbonated - It turned out this was great too. Cut a cucumber and a grapefruit into the water and let it sit a day. Then bottle it up and carbonate it.
First, I did feel like it was easier to solve complex challenges. The mental gymnastics just seemed a bit easier. Plus, it saved a BUNCH of money (minus stocking up the bitters). I'm sure the long-term effects of not poisoning myself regularly are good though I haven't quite termed long enough to find out.
Another interesting impact was social interactions were more productive. Instead of meeting over beer at the end of the day in a dark, loud place, I'd meet people in the morning or mid-day over tea. We tended to get a LOT more done.
More stress. The reality was drinking was relieving stress. (Obviously not in a good way, but it was.) Life not drinking is much more stressful.
Also, I consumed a LOT more sugar. Probably linked to the last point about stress frankly. Instead of drinking alcohol, easting sweets became a way of dealing with stress, which I'm pretty sure is also not healthy.
A side affect of this is it became very clear _when_ I drink.
First was after work to relieve stress.
Second were social events, basically as something to do when meeting people.
Third were celebrations. These tended to be heavier drinking. The problem is that the world makes sure there is always something to celebrate.
So my plan going forward. I don't plan on not drinking at all but I do plan on drinking less.
I plan to pick the days to drink in celebration way ahead. Probably my birthday and my wife's birthday, but likely nothing else. I think it's very important to do this ahead of time so that I have an idea how often it's happening throughout the year. It's very easy to impulse-celebration-drink and if I don't think about the year ahead, looking back on the year it's easy to find out I drank way more than I would have if I'd planned ahead.
Socially, I think I'll only drink in rare cases. And when I do, only make it one drink. Last year, I wish I'd had a drink of scotch with my father and brothers at home at Christmas. On the other hand, I probably won't drink when meeting up with people in Vegas. Those will be tea or tonic and soda type things depending on the time of day.
I'm not going to swear off tastings, particularly when offered. But on the other side, I'm not going to take an entire drink just to taste it. It's silly not to try interesting things, but it can't be an excuse to drink more.
My plan is to completely stop drinking after work. It's just too much of a slippery slope. Instead i plan to get out to the gym more and meditate (I pray, but you do you) to relieve stress.
So as you prepare for Vegas, drink the amount you want. But don't feel it's something you have to do. Many people don't and everyone I've spent time around has been understanding. And recognize that drinking won't make you cooler/more of a hacker/give you a fuller experience.
Now to figure out what to do about the sweets.
"On an ordinary afternoon in 1949, the physicist Richard Feynman was going about his business as he felt a pull to have a drink. Not an intense craving by any means, but still it was a disconcerting desire for some alcohol. On the spot, Feynman gave up drinking right then and there. He didn't want anything to have that kind of power over him."
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Here is how Semaphore is helping developers test web-based applications with ease. Their CEO Marko Anastasov explains
First of all, how are you and your family doing in these COVID19 times?
Marko Anastasov: We're all healthy and in good spirits, thanks! I hope the same for everyone reading this. Growing up in the former Yugoslavia during its breakup, I've lived through empty shelves, lengthy power outages, and bombs flying above my head.
But a global pandemic is something new. Knowing that every fellow human I see is potentially carrying a dangerous virus is very disturbing. It got a lot easier after I've decided to stop trying to "solve" the virus by reading the news and going on with my life.
Tell us about you, your career, how you founded or joined Semaphore
Marko Anastasov: Half-way through university, my friend Darko and I had a Web 2.0 startup that was a lot of fun but failed to make money. Then we co-founded Rendered Text, initially as a development consultancy. As our team grew, we needed to standardize the processes of software testing and delivery. Developers refer to it as "CI/CD", short for continuous integration and delivery.
We were surprised that there were no simple web-based services for that. You had to install and maintain a complicated piece of software called Jenkins and supply the computers where it should run. Testing your app was hard to implement, so most people didn't bother. We set on a path to create an alternative that any developer can start using in a few minutes. That's how Semaphore was born.
How does Semaphore innovate?
Marko Anastasov: We're always thinking about what we can do to make developers more productive. Semaphore is a technical product, and in the early days, the challenge was to make the process of code testing simpler. For example, instead of spending three days setting up Jenkins, a developer could set up Semaphore in 30 minutes. To do that, we had to narrow the scope to serving small teams like ours.
Lately, our goals have expanded to power software delivery of teams of any size. We're focused on finding the right balance between power and ease of use. No matter the industry, everybody likes products that are easy to use.
How the coronavirus pandemic affects your business and how are you coping?
Marko Anastasov: The cloud computing industry is one of the few that experienced growth during the pandemic as businesses world-wide shift even more of their activities online. Semaphore is riding the same wave. We haven't seen a decrease in demand. Semaphore team has been fully remote for several years now. So operationally, we've been well-prepared.
However, the first few months of the pandemic were naturally stressful for everyone. Volatile lockdown policies, having children at home, and taking care of the elderly made life more complicated. We said if you need to do something for your family during the day, just do it and not worry about making 100% of the work hours. You have to accept that it's normal not to be always as productive as before.
Did you have to make difficult choices and what are the lessons learned?
Marko Anastasov: Fortunately, not due to coronavirus so I'll give you another example.
To realize our vision of being the world's best CI/CD platform, we built and launched a whole new version of Semaphore. We closed the 1.0 version of the product for new signups but continued to support it for our customers. When you do that, you have to validate everything from scratch: the on boarding experience, design, pricing model, marketing, and sales. And nothing speaks truth like metrics.
Metrics also require iteration. Since we changed many variables in the product offering, it took us several iterations to implement the right metrics-based feedback loops. Wrong or missing metrics always lead to wrong decisions. But it's all part of the journey, and I'm proud that the new Semaphore is already making more revenue than the old one.
How do you deal with stress and anxiety, how do you project yourself and Semaphore in the future?
Marko Anastasov: I accept occasional hardship as a part of the job that I love. Our company motto is "We optimize for happiness". A part of that is organizing work to support, not consume your private life. I think the usual advice works for both founders running a company and employees: I try not to overwork myself, be with family and friends, sleep well, maintain physical health.
As for the future, we intend to remain a company where you get to work with great people making a product that brings meaningful value to customers. We'll keep raising the bar to keep it challenging.
Marko Anastasov: There's a lot of competition in our space, including some of the world's biggest tech companies. But if you're able to build something that adds value and stay focused on delivering value for your customers, you'll always be in good shape.
We've been in this market for eight years now, and most of our original competitors have gone extinct. Many have raised venture capital; we didn't. We chose to live on the money that our customers pay us. It can sometimes be limiting, but it's a healthy constraint that benefits both our customers and us. The freedom to shape the company our way and have work and life in harmony is priceless.
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Islamic State group tortured and abused child captives, says rights group
By Hugh NaylorThe Washington Post
Tues., Nov. 4, 2014timer2 min. read
BEIRUT—Kurdish children from the besieged Syrian town of Kobani were beaten with electrical cables and forced to watch beheading videos while held in captivity by Islamic State militants, an international rights group said Tuesday.
The report by Human Rights Watch is the latest to document claims of atrocities and abuses by the Islamic State, including accounts of public executions of dozens of opposition fighters in Iraq in the past week.
Human Rights Watch said the militants abducted about 250 children between the ages of 14 and 16 in May while they were returning from middle school examinations in the Syrian city of Aleppo.
All of the children have either escaped from captivity or were released by the group, which held them at a school about 45 km southwest of Kobani. Some of the children were traded for militants held by armed Kurdish groups opposing the Islamic State, Human Rights Watch said in the report, citing interviews in Turkey with four of the children.
In September, Islamic State laid siege to Kobani, a Kurdish village that borders Turkey, killing an estimated 800 people as part of advances by the group in Syria and Iraq.
Intensified airstrikes and reinforcements into Kobani have helped the Syrian Kurdish defenders keep the Islamic State from overrunning the city, but the militants have continued their siege.
The Human Rights Report describes harsh conditions for the children, including being forced to attend religious seminars, allowed to bathe only once every two weeks and endured various kinds of punishment.
One of the four children interviewed by the group described how Islamic State captors "used an electric cable to beat children on the hands, back, and soles of their feet, especially when they misbehaved." They also were forced to watch videos of Islamic State fighters "in combat and beheading captives."
"This evidence of torture and abuse of children by ISIS underlines why no one should support their criminal enterprise," Fred Abrahams, special adviser for children's rights at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement using one of the acronyms for the Islamic State.
The report comes as Iraqi Kurdish fighters from Iraq, known as peshmerga, have stepped up their role in Kobani after Turkey agreed to allow about 150 reinforcements to enter last week, bringing badly needed ammunition and artillery support.
Rami Abdulrahman of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said airstrikes killed at least 13 of Islamic State fighters since Monday and destroyed sites including a radio station controlled by the group.
Meanwhile, the Observatory said the Islamic State released 93 Syrian Kurds captured as it moved on Kobani, the Reuters news agency reported. The reason for the reported release was not immediately clear, but the Islamic State occasionally frees captives.
Elsewhere in Syria, fighters linked to Al Qaeda held ground near a key Turkish border crossing after routing U.S.-backed rebels in battles over the weekend. The gains by Syria's Al Qaeda affiliate, Jabhat al-Nusra, is a major setback for Washington's Syria strategy of backing so-called "moderate" Syrian rebels as a proxy ground force against the Islamic State.