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Google Research: Towards passive heart health monitoring via smartphone camera(research.google)
10 points by thinkcomp 4mo ago|0 comments
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OpenAI's Founding Story Told Through Musk vs. Altman Trial Exhibits(plainsite.org)
4 points by thinkcomp 4mo ago|0 comments
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by thinkcomp 9mo ago
I love how the entire internet thinks that this is a big deal when all that happened is that USDOJ re-posted some poorly-redacted court documents that were poorly redacted by non-USDOJ attorneys more than three years ago. Yes, USDOJ is inco
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Man who lost key motion in Elon Musk suit alleges S.F. judge used faulty AI(sfchronicle.com)
7 points by thinkcomp 9mo ago|0 comments
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by thinkcomp 2y ago
That's because the securities losses took place from 2018-2020. But there are plenty of allegations regarding more recent years such as FSD deferred revenue, DMV enforcement actions, AR/AP, tax evasion, silencing critics, etc.
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The Tesla Files: RICO Lawsuit Describes How Elon Musk Got Rich(plainsite.org)
9 points by thinkcomp 2y ago|0 comments
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by thinkcomp 2y ago
Time to start deleting my posts!
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by thinkcomp 2y ago
I've been getting an enormous amount of right-wing political spam lately (which continues today). I made a video about tracing its origin. I wonder if your text messages are in any way related. Monument & Cathedral seems to be purs
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Lawsuit docket: https://www.plainsite.org/dockets/5ctu7zkg5/superior-court-o...
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Lawsuit docket: https://www.plainsite.org/dockets/5ctu7zkg5/superior-court-o...
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Kind of the opposite, unless you're referring to OpenAI? Sovereign citizens claim to be independent of the laws of the United States. This is a dispute about a company failing to comply with a specific law of the United States.
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Anyone has a right to make a request of this type in person. Under the First Amendment and 26 U.S.C. § 6104(d)(1)(B), that means you have a right to stay as long as necessary to make the request for public records. The only ones yelling wer
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
You have it backwards. You have to be able to make the request at the offices in the first place. This is about OpenAI attempting to prevent an in-person request from being made, in violation of the law. No one was "invading" anyt
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Ironically, we don't know what the penalty for non-compliance is because we don't know the non-profit's gross receipts are for its most recent complete tax year. If they are over $1 million, which is plausible, the daily pena
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Brief descriptions added. Thanks for the feedback.
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Happy to look at any legal citations to caselaw you have. But generally there's a difference between "stay[ing]" a prolonged period of time and being able to even get in the door to make the request in the first place, which
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Accounting firm acknowledged it could send the documents by e-mail but refused on the phone, said to go to the company's office. Company wouldn't let me in the office, blamed Thanksgiving, and lied about the office being closed wh
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
This isn't quite right. Federal law requires that citizens be allowed to make requests in person. Trespassing is a state statute in each state. In general, federal law supersedes state law. Asking to see a non-profit's public reco
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
I'm sure it's filed. They just refused to disclose it as required by law.
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OpenAI Shoves a Data Journalist and Violates Federal Law(aarongreenspan.substack.com)
82 points by thinkcomp 3y ago|48 comments
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
This has nothing to do with Summers being an economist and everything to do with the fact that he used to run the parent agency of the IRS. Summers is the least sensible board pick imaginable unless one takes this fact and the coming regula
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
He's not wrong. Still no Form RRF-1 filed today. https://www.plainsite.org/posts/aaron/r8huu7s/
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X Corp. vs. Media Matters for America et al.(plainsite.org)
43 points by thinkcomp 3y ago|28 comments
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
The six-month delay is probably due to an automatic extension if you get an extension from the IRS, and also, you can file the form electronically, in which case mail delays are not a problem. But neither of those issues is the point. The p
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
This does not solve the company's California AG problem. https://www.plainsite.org/posts/aaron/r8huu7s/
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
It sounds like Sam wanted to turn OpenAI into Apple with an app store and revenue sharing and hardware designed by Jony Ive—except in about one year instead of the ~30 it took Steve Jobs. This alone could land the company in hot water with
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
Because it's the reason he got fired. https://www.plainsite.org/posts/aaron/r8huu7s/
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A Theory on Why Sam Was Fired(plainsite.org)
4 points by thinkcomp 3y ago|2 comments
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Tesla FOIA Denial Citing Grand Jury(plainsite.org)
2 points by thinkcomp 3y ago|0 comments
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by thinkcomp 3y ago
That is not the same Omar Qazi. The Omar Qazi who runs @WholeMarsBlog is not a convicted felon, but he has been arrested twice. https://www.plainsite.org/profiles/qazi-omar/

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