marymkearney

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by marymkearney 2y ago
Just a heads-up. I'm interested in your online workshop link, but it's private. https://sites.google.com/princeton.edu/agents-workshop
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Yes, this! I just posted about forums before seeing your comment. As I recall, on some forums it's possible to decide whether to "appear" as your username, or lurk incognito. Yours sounds cool.
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by marymkearney 3y ago
The old-fashioned bulletin-board forums, circa 2006, are very effective at creating this sense of parallel play. At the bottom of the screen there's the list of who's browsing, so you can engage with folks on threads, or just lurk
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by marymkearney 3y ago
You're most welcome. $2M in patent revenue, plus ~25 publications, is a solid foundation for an industry (non-academic) O-1 or EB-1A, which Peter specializes in. Proceed with confidence, and happy case-building!
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Addendum: This "1-page elevator speech," specifically voiced for your USCIS examiner, can pay handsome dividends for any complex specialty, in the form of a quick O-1 / EB-1A approval. Not just blockchain, but crypto, all AI
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi. If you marry, you'd qualify for the O-3 spousal visa, which allows you to live in the US, but not work in the US. It's a significant drawback to the otherwise robust O-1 work permit. You could also look into options for her EB
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by marymkearney 3y ago
$2M in patent revenue, plus publications with buzz of 25+ citations? That's a solid foundation for an industry (not academic) O-1 or EB-1A. Full steam ahead.
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, agree this is a nuanced area. I can comment generally on how other founders have threaded this needle. The IEP isn't a very mature or robust alternative at present. As you know, the H-1B category is quite strict in permitting paid
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, yes, something along those lines. E-1 or E-2 can be good options. Or, for example, open a US branch of your existing company, then have your company sponsor you for an O-1 or L-1 visa.
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Peter's at a new firm: https://ogletree.com/people/peter-d-roberts/ Media announcement: https://ogletree.com/media-center/press-releases/2023-07-17/ ...
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, yes, you're right, most of the info out there is for researchers and academics. It's not a template that fits well for makers and engineers in private industry, who actually build real things and sell them. There's an EB-
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, if you have enough business track record to assemble an E2 package, then it's likely you'd be a good candidate for O-1 also.
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Yes, certainly. Same requirements as other industries and occupations. And the same challenges: Fitting your 2023 accomplishments into the rigid required elements of the 1991 USCIS categories. One especially helpful force multiplier here, w
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, huge Swizec fan here. I've been following your extraordinary-ability story since 2016. It's an amazing, inspirational, funny saga about the work and perseverance required to get this done. Hope it's OK to share these here
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi, yes those two, for sure. And certainly add "original contributions of major significance." AI specialties are generating "original contributions" thick and fast right now for engineers and data specialists. "Ori
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hi. I'm a colleague of Peter's who specializes in O-1 / EB-1A cases. I have a special interest in tech and engineering. Peter's nailed it here as usual. The key to "extraordinary ability" is to collect and pres
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Peter's at a new firm: https://ogletree.com/people/peter-d-roberts/ Media announcement: https://ogletree.com/media-center/press-releases/2023-07-17/... I'm a colleague of
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Just to add to the knowledge base here. I tried a hack in iCalendar and Google Calendar. If you add an entry as "all-day event," it does show a nice line item in month view. That gets you pretty close. Infuriatingly, there's
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Hello, thanks so much for the reply. I really do like calendar.txt. I'm especially a fan of the week numbers. It matches how I conceptualize time. Thank you! Here's my issue. I'm proficient in HTML and CSS. I can make a nice
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Ask HN: Digital Wall Calendar?
3 points by marymkearney 3y ago|5 comments
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by marymkearney 3y ago
This complaint is one of the clearest, most concise pieces of legal drafting I've ever seen. It's only 7 pages! The small inline graphics in the pleading are innovative and effective. Great lawyering, kudos to the AG's office
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by marymkearney 3y ago
This is pretty scary. These dams look so shallow and easy to run. Thanks for the PSA. Here's a cool US Army Corps of Engineers report on the remediation of dangerous and defective dams: https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pd
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by marymkearney 3y ago
This is great, thanks! Favorite feature: Auto-reduction of the readability level. Anything that helps experts explain how things work, in a simple way, is a win-win.
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Can Stock Photo Is Closing October 1(canstockphoto.com)
1 points by marymkearney 3y ago|1 comments
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by marymkearney 3y ago
I'll miss this site. Of all the paid stock photo outlets, it has the clearest, most direct pricing structure. You could always buy one small JPG for under $5, with no $50 minimum purchase of "credits" or other foolishness.
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East of the Sun and West of the Moon: The Art of Kay Nielsen (2015)(theparisreview.org)
10 points by marymkearney 3y ago|0 comments
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Looking forward to this AMA! Longtime admirer here. I'm a particular fan of your framing of US immigration law as an ancient "legal codebase." That's my approach too. Thanks for all you do.
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Your Printing Service Might Read Your Documents(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by marymkearney 3y ago|1 comments
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by marymkearney 3y ago
Gifted article link: https://wapo.st/46KczWE Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36665978
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by marymkearney 3y ago
You're most welcome, and I'm glad you had a successful visa process. It's not easy. A few more data points on the need this fills: Basically as the attorney, I've been serving as the translator. My job is to take things

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