skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Theosophisical Society 'chose' as it's 'Jesus Christ Incarnate' an Indian guy, Krishnamurti [1] that's one hell of a dark man, and pretty far from 'White'.

It's definitely wrong to suggest they were 'White Supremacist' - that's a crude, 2020 narrow implication of something which is more complicated than that. So try to keep pop culture out of this because it distorts the history.

Now - what they, and many people at the time did think is that Black people were less evolved, which is definitely racist, but note that the premise is quite empathetic, they take a paternal posture, not an angry or hateful one. I think that this is the darkest of all psychological secrets of populist leftist movements, which is that they actually don't really believe in real equality, they believe that Black people are 'lesser' and need the support/protection/guidance of White people. Malcolm Gladwell hinted at this with reference to good research in his book 'Blink' where people's 'true prejudices' were revealed with different kinds of testing, with very interesting results.

That some ragtags trot out the 'Aryan' word for this or that is not evidence of anything really.

Theosophistry is a really interesting phenom, it's culturally notable. It goes far beyond huckster occultism, it's a big more of a serious attempt to merge Yogic and Western Spiritual ideals. Mixed in with some fantastical stuff.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiddu_Krishnamurti
> A tax on revenues would kill a lot of high growth businesses.

A tax on revenues would also kill a great many low profit businesses

Oil and gas extraction: -7.6%
Support activities for mining: 0.6%
Beverage manufacturing: 0.8%
Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers: 1.9%
Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores: 2.0%
Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers: 2.3%
Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers: 2.4%
Grocery stores: 2.5%
Automobile dealers: 3.2%
Building material and supplies dealers: 3.2%
Continuing care retirement communities and assisted living facilities for the elderly: 3.3%
Other motor vehicle dealers: 3.3%
Home furnishings stores: 3.3%
Furniture stores: 3.4%
Beer, wine, and liquor stores: 3.4%

from https://www.lendio.com/news/small-business-outlook/most-prof...
Here’s a video of early testing for the previous generation Nova: https://vimeo.com/326968277

Newer models (Nova 2+) are much faster and explore in multi-level buildings.
A non-elected set of administrators advocating for taxes make the world a better place? Which world are we talking about?
Is any technology inherently political, or do we make it political when we pick political fights over it? Did 7-Eleven become a political company when Bloomberg went and banned Big Gulps?
> Barbers famously talk about politics while cutting your hair. This is like a quintessential part of barber shop culture. Barbers that don't talk about partisan politics normally talk about some parapolitical thing, like cultural gripes, or sports, or other things that have a pretty similar valence.

That's not my experience at all with barbers. All they've ever talked about are topics that are considered safe for smalltalk, such as "what do you do for a living?". Of course this doesn't invalidate your experience, but I think your point about "quitessential part of the barber shop" may not be as universal as you think.
That's one possibility. Sure.

The fact that you feel comfortable stating it and implicitly dismissing the very real concerns of marginalized peoples is both part of the problem and ironic evidence that for some people it's not only useless to complain, it's actively counterproductive and will draw attacks against them.
And if my boss isn't giving me Yom Kippur off but the company is closed Christmas how does that work?
True, but there are portable ones for shorter ranges.
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I think this is a straw man that doesn’t actually address my question. What do you do in an apolitical workplace and you’re going to engage in controversial medical intervention to align your body with your believed gender?
entirely agree with you. Problem is I didn’t need a CMS. I was using Wordpress as a design tool.
If you had a URL in the clipboard, it would allow you to 1 press open the URL
I’ll grant you that it’s a possibility. But it’s unsettling when your clipboard has your recently used password.
> That doesn’t answer my question of what happens if someone transitions in a workplace. How do you do that non-politically?

It is simple, you transition, you tell people you want to go by the other name now. If people say it wrong you remind them but don't get angry. If they harass it for it there are laws against harassment, bringing up harassment isn't political. You can discuss the medical benefits with your manager or HR, but don't have to try to make a political campaign about it.

If people makes a fuzz over those things then they are political and you can report them to whoever is in charge that they are bringing politics to work and causing problems. If they truly are against politics at work they will take your side and tell those people to stop.
> I'm also amused about the the people claiming that all these companies "are bleeding talent". No, a lot of us here just want to write programs or manage teams or products, nothing more. Certainly not be involved in any social justice activity.

It's not even only about politics. I like being able to go to a place, work, chat a bit about superficial things with my collegues and go back home. I don't need to expose my whole self and soul when I go to work, and in fact I prefer not to. Some people are not like me, and feel the opposite. Great! I just want places to exist for both of us.
This is great advice. You got to get em young, even under 13 if possible. That's when the magic can have a real impact.

I feel like the discretional income of an older HAM vs a teen is quite different.
Nah everyone has a choice. Facebook engineers choose theirs. Don’t infantilise them.
I had a similar experience. The local ham radio group was basically a boomers club, and somebody that was young in the 80s that stuck around.
This definitely happens in the US. Grandparent comment is right, eventually there are topics discussed that are political, though may not necessarily be partisan. However, it'd be hard to see that if your definition of political necessitates partisanship.
> There's not really a mechanism of action for an mRNA vaccine to have side effects that manifest after 15 months with nothing in between; any side effects would manifest themselves quite quickly.

Unless, the vaccine causes a "reprogramming" of the immune system, like some viruses do.

Have you considered this vector in your analysis?
You probably have to be very clever to set this up so they can't be Company A (US) Ltd registering very little profit as they have to pay royalties to Company A (Tax Haven) limited without also inflicting massive collateral damage to smaller companies that can't afford the tax lawyers or preventing foreign companies from selling anything in the US.
Has anything else been ”Approved” by the FDA before completion of the respective phase 3 trails?

Independently of that, I think there is good reason to doubt the quality of data gathered during this “open beta” of a phase 3 trial. Two people I know are suffering long lasting adverse reactions after being vaccinated. In both cases the doctors do not want to explore the possibility that the effects were caused by the vaccine.

It’s not hard to imagine that this is a pretty common situation. Doctors have had their licenses revoked for questioning the safety of the vaccines.

Isn’t it obvious this taints the data? If doctors feel the need to stop-crime when they see adverse reactions in order to be able to continue in their profession?
I should clarify that I live in the free world, where healthcare is a right and broadly speaking provided by society. Additional helathcare is of course available on a pay basis. However, to clarify, my comment was in regard to this system.

> Should we refuse to treat any injury sustained by ...

You break it you buy it. Should the state and society in general be expected to shoulder the burdeon for people who chose to put themselves in danger, should 10 people be sent into danger to save the sailor who makes the choice to take on a hurricane?

Who do we save if we can only save 1 person, the heroin addict with a fatal condition we can probably save or the child that would be a flip of a coin?

> My conviction is to love and help them no matter what.

What of the children of the helicopter crew flying into the hurricane to save the lone sailor? No love and help for them? Or the person who doesnt get a bed because it is take up by others?

> I would find someone else trying to exert this degree of control over my life - requiring me to comply with their particular take on what risks were worth it - suffocating and unbearable?

Your choices are other peoples consequences. As a functioning member of society, philosophically you comply with these things on a constant basis, and no doubt demand it of others. It is not a matter of principle, it is simply a question of where the line is. If you have ever complained about anything you have exerted your control over someone elses life.
Have you heard of Chrome. It's made by Google, the company behind the most popular search engine. It's fast and has lots of features. It's got pretty popular over the last several years. I recommend checking it out.
I’m all for addressing concerns. But how is anyone supposed to address a concern like “there are vague imperceptible threats to my existence all around me which I can neither articulate nor provide evidence of”? What, exactly, are you proposing Coinbase or any or company should do, specifically?
I moved from Safari to Firefox because if you're not using iCloud Keychain, the passwords Safari saves are not backed up properly with Time Machine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24626562

So I hope that, unlike Safari, Orion uses the Login rather than the Local Items keychain.
The phrase you're looking for is "conspiracy *theory*".
Automating build processes across projects with esbuild and postcss.
When I looked, I saw that the option was automatically checked during the upgrade with not a notice given. This is the latest in a series of scummy moves. I spent the last hour trawling through Firefox source code.

In any case, when people act like this, I do not trust that turning off the option actually stops them from keylogging, which is why I am going to look into inspecting traffic.
Altought I liked Borland IDE's, did't liked their UIs neither. For me the best text UI's ever created were Symantec's, which used some custom icons (ie arrows, buttons), and nicer tech colors:

https://diarywind.com/blog/img/g13/fcf379da7cb57db6feb94d563...

https://winworldpc.com/res/img/screenshots/10-for-dos-54195b...
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Why is busymom0's comment flagged and dead? There's nothing that breaks HN rules in that comment. Lately I've seen completely appropriate arguments on HN being flagged, why is that?
This may sound crazy, but after a while I could tell what direction I was going in Manhattan by how things ... smelled. Closer to Battery and I'm getting a little more peaty. Closer to Harlem or Morningside and I'm getting a little more rusty iron.
I feel like at this point we’re really narrowing down the field of potential people to help out in event of an earthquake.
I agree, and I was never personally a fan of it. Still, it’s a good example of how mercurial it can be dealing with the US when the government changes so frequently. Another good example is the Iran nuclear deal.
The nature article I linked is discussing infected/vaccine recruited cells in general. And as far as I know, these mRNA vaccines are not just recruiting APCs, which aren't mentioned even once in the paper.

If you are going to criticize other people's sources, at least read them first.
Similarly, I had a disturbing sense of disorientation when first visiting a tropical area. It went away once I figured out that the midday sun was casting shadows south, towards the equator instead of north towards the pole. I had not been consciously reading the shadows but as soon as I accepted this fact, I no longer felt alarmed. I wasn't there long enough to really evaluate my new, localized sense of direction.
I'd assume that about any prison, until proven otherwise, yeah.
You can 'vouch' a comment, if you want to get it unflagged.
This is what their website [1] says:

> The most direct way to participate in this amazing experiment with us is to join the BuyNothing App.

[1] https://buynothingproject.org/find-a-group/
Only happens when it's compiled with the included tcc. It works fine with Microsoft's compiler.
You ask for a day off for religious reasons so you can observe Yom Kippur.

That there is no company-wide shutdown for a holiday observed by 2% of the population is not some great injustice that requires waging a culture war in the office to remedy.
People are often well aware of what's going on and they dismiss it if you try to complain.

And I wasn't talking about Coinbase. I was just backing up a random internet stranger's observation that "it must be nice... etc."
Most if not all of the bundled search engines send the data over HTTPS and do not save what you type or assign it to your account. There is nothing to worry about.
As long as you ignore the antisemitism…
This is a super critical point.
I am a member and ran the site for 2 years prior to this change. I was the only person that logged in.

Honestly this technical solution isn’t for every scenario but I felt confident that nobody would be updating the site in WYSIWYG. Comes down to what you need. There are many tools for many jobs.
People have no idea how social networks really work. And what makes a successful one.

Maybe it’s the font, we just don’t now. Maybe one more character can totally kill Twitter.

Better keep the changes to a minimum until you figure out what to do.
I do think it entered the zeitgeist and now there’s a culture of people who believe they’re irrevocably broken, but this looks like a promising treatment plan for people who have experienced something terrible.
The other I've seen deployed more and more often is the Kafka Trap, and with increasing degrees of complexity.
> What do you do in an apolitical workplace and you’re going to engage in controversial medical intervention to align your body with your believed gender?

You just do it? In an apolitical workspace that isn't a political act, what you do in your free time is up to you. And if you change your legal name people should update how they call you. Nothing of that is political. If people make a fuzz they are dragging politics in the workspace and should be reprimanded.

> I think this is a straw man that doesn’t actually address my question.

It isn't a strawman, I am just explaining how politics at work wouldn't solve your problem. However an apolitical workspace actually would solve your problem since it bars conservative politics as well.
... because the other money (expenses) was paid to someone else throughout the system. So it either ended up as another corporate revenue or as someone's income, which is taxed.
Just like the companies that collaborated with Nazis.
What do you do if your peer reports you as political because asking people to go by your new name is a political demand? I’m genuinely asking, because I’m under the impression that even asking people to respect your pronouns can be too political, or trying to use a bathroom you think matches your gender.
> isn't that useful anymore

Depends on what 'useful' means. When I got my novice ticket as a teen after learning Morse from a paper-tape machine, it was the start of a long, enjoyable technical learning curve. That's what I talked to other hams about, that's what I read QST for.

I experimented with the bands and propagation (day, night, sunspot), tried different antennas and feedlines, different modes. I listened to the old-timer groups rag-chewing on 80 meters; mostly gear-talk. I listened to the utes to figure out how they worked, what they were for. When I got a computer, I had to learn to use interrupts to do baudot <=> ASCII conversion.

FM, repeaters, DXing, contest country-counting, QRP ... all enjoyable as experiments. Hamming began with experimenters, and will continue with them. Beats watching your favorite films chopped up to sell you shit, or listening to FM-autopatch all afternoon.
I think that's the system working as intended. Coinbase decided to focus on consensus rather than pure raw technical competence (which is also what companies do when they try to meet diversity quota). You don't agree with their consensus, so you explain them so they have data and a chance to reconsider, and you can go in a company that aligns more with your values. While I don't doubt at all your technical competence, I doubt your are irreplacable (I'm not irreplacable too, and most people are not of course, this is not "against" you), so that's just the market doing its thing.

I have a biais for people that are honest about their values, so I'm glad about their move, but I understand not everyone shares my biais.
Tesla Megafactory aims to produce a 40 GWh of Megapacks per year
That's the legal system not the political system.
How do you join HAM radio if you're older?
I think it would’ve been unlikely for a Dem to torpedo such a signature piece of international policy as the TPP, even if they were mildly opposed to it. I never really liked it personally, so I wasn’t sad when it failed. But I still think the point stands: US foreign policy can shift substantially every few years depending on elections. See also: the Iran nuclear deal.
Some one who has experience with both should wrote an article about the comparisons between Ham (especially wrt emergency preparedness) and the Civil Air Patrol. Specifically with the aging users and declining numbers.
I'm not bullish on crypto, but this is definitely a welcome development in the distributed identity space after Keybase's unfortunate acquisition by Zoom.
You need higher karma to vouch for a comment then flag one, apparently.
Yes, at my work the manager made it clear he expects people to take time off -- often getting then to take the minimum is a struggle.
This is panic over nothing. There is no personally identifiable information being sent with your location, and the location is made to be imprecise.
Sounds like a factual argument, if facebook provides access through an open website that implements standard web api's the users can interact with it however they want/are able regardless if fb likes that or not.
No extension is needed. (I never use extensions for anything.) Unfollowing all friends is not complicated and can be done in a couple of lines of shell script, or using whatever programming language or HTTP client one chooses. Obviously, curl would work. There are a hundreds of ways to send HTTP requests. It is a very simple protocol. No POST requests are even necessary, only GET.

1. Log in to Facebook

2. Open "Developer Tools" (F12), select the "Network" tab, locate "Request Headers", Alt-click on "Cookie:" and select "Copy value". Use this in each HTTP request. Do not log out yet.

The URL for the Friends list is

https://mbasic.facebook.com/friends/center/friends/?ppk=1

where 1 is the page number.

Using m.facebook.com as the domain will also work. There 10 friends per page.

3. Extract the UID for each friend from the HTML and create the new "unfollow" URLs.

grep -o "uid=[^&]*" 1.html|sed 's>uid=/https://mbasic.facebook.com/a/subscriptions/remove?subject_id=>'

4. Log out.

Done.
But they do care about those things - a lot. And since being employed requires both parties are happy with the deal, it is something worth considering that obviously not caring about the things they care about could cause them concern.

It goes both ways of course - them not caring about your well-being is obviously just a big a red flag for a candidate.
> What if OP is an extremely productive programmer who lives to build product and has a huge impact, but also cares about black people or LGBTQ+ people?

Then they are not compatible with Coinbase's culture, and Coinbase seem to place more important on cultural fit than on raw ability. It's nothing new, really. How do you think an interview at one of the big FAANG goes if you show some controversial opinions? You're rejected for lack of cultural fit. Coinbase's difference isn't in their practice, but in the values that they focus on.
I followed your link just because I couldn't understand what the percentages were ('profit as a percentage of revenue?') but it doesn't explain either, unless it's the same as earlier one - 'growth in sales' (and we assume year on year? Doesn't say) - but that has nothing to do with profit...
You're likely aware of it already, but just in case, and for others: checkout PureScript
Every 3-6 months tested and annual physical. Every physical I have ever had has included bloods - so it seems we agree on that frequency.

Done it for 10 years and 0 spirals of health anxiety, reduced medications and improved health. Annecdotal perhaps, but every person I know that undertakes a similar regime suffers far far less from health anxiety than those that dont. However, the health anxious tend to be sure they have cancer/diabetes/brain tumors based on their google searches but refuse to go to a doctor and get a checkup.
Thats great for you and others should give this a try. However, its unfortunate that if everyone did do this facebook would simply force an undo of that action...removing the unfollow feature and subscribing everyone again or whatever it may be.
By funneling more money to bloody murderer US gov and friends you are enabling rampart corruption.
They answer that in their third paragraph. Due to the public nature of the info in the FCC's ham license registration database, I assume, and not wanting everyone on the internet to know their real name and current home address in case someone wants to harass them.