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by marymkearney 4y ago
@injb thanks for pointing this out. The article is indeed misleading. Its recommendations are legally inaccurate.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Hi there, immigration lawyer here. As you know, H-1B status rigidly restricts the "work" that can be performed in the United States, to tasks for the H-1B sponsoring employer, within the job duties set out in the H-1B. Freelance &
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Spatial Orientation and the Brain: Effects of Map Reading and Navigation (2013)(gislounge.com)
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by marymkearney 4y ago
This sounds like my worst nightmare TBH, even before 2020. :) The price isn't bad though. Room, board, office, nice views, free drinks, housekeeping? Might be cheaper than living on dry land.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Sending law clients original documents (USCIS approval notices, etc.), was always a nail-biter. Shout-out to DHL, which never missed one. Still we'd keep hitting refresh on the tracking # till it was delivered. Sounds a little easier n
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by marymkearney 4y ago
TIL. Ads I don't notice are OK with me.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Yup me too. Just cancelled it (and it took). Back in 2005 Prime was a great deal at $79. It was like Aladdin's magic lamp. Formulate a desire, click a button, poof! The thing appeared the next day. Started buying on Amazon in 1996-ish,
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by marymkearney 4y ago
First-class moderation, intelligent discussion, great reads, no ads.
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Ask HN: Has Anyone Been Targeted by a Personal Smear Campaign?
3 points by marymkearney 4y ago|0 comments
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Would this be neighborhoods in San Francisco itself? Or walkable-ish nearby areas like Palo Alto or Santa Cruz? Car / no car?
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Shameless plug for visabuilder.com here. Informational site on O-1 and EB-1A extraordinary-ability visas. Side project, currently writing first paid product. (Back to work as soon as I close this HN tab, LOL.)
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Yes, this. Also, if you're out of water, hike in the dark, not in the sun. Oh wait ... no headlamp? Never go anywhere without a headlamp. Not even to the store. After a few mishaps I'm a bit OCD about my headlamp.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Yeah, plus-one to this also. Tons of filtering products that are light and easy to carry. I think you can even get a filtering straw.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
This is pretty much my exact nav sequence. Alltrails > Google Maps > CalTopo > printed guide > generate offline map to phone and/or print. Chance favors the prepared mind and all that. Also, one of my major life goals is to
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Seems to me, if you're choosing a route through Fangorn that's so overgrown, it requires a machete (!) to clear, you're about to get really, REALLY lost. Weight of machete on hike >>> equivalent weight of water on hi
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Slime molds are trending. 02 Feb 2023 from BBC News article "International Garden Photographer of the Year": "Barry Webb was awarded first place in the Portfolios section and a Gold Medal from the Royal Photographic Society.
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The Beauty and Diversity of Slime Molds(mymodernmet.com)
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by marymkearney 4y ago
This is so cool. A report from another source: https://www.openculture.com/2023/02/leonardos-lost-sketches-...
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Ask HN: Is HN Crashing Periodically?
1 points by marymkearney 4y ago|2 comments
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by marymkearney 4y ago
https://archive.vn/2XclT
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Pool in Bethesda Is Just for Model Ships (2016)(architectofthecapital.org)
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by marymkearney 4y ago
"Testing of miniature models is a surprisingly important element in shipbuilding, and defense contractors have tested every Navy ship in this half-mile long tunnel prior to construction."
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by marymkearney 4y ago
< the passion of like-mindedness > This is so universal, there must be a name for it: Our assumption that if someone shares our passion for meditation, or climate activism, or lean startup, etc., they must be just like us . I still d
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Ravagat you're most welcome! I'm so happy this helped you. Guess what, the first MVP's launching this month, it's a template. All the free info will remain too, with more added.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
There's definitely some churn at that stage, from retirement, divorce, career change, etc. But it brings folks in, at about the same rate it takes them out. My neighborhood group I described above is mostly that demographic, some young
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Dang, this made my week. Dang liked my post? This is the highest HN honor ever! Thank you sir. I'm glad you liked it and that others did too. I enjoyed the link and that's why I posted it.
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Word of caution. It can go sour. It's really awkward. I have a group of 20 to 30 friends nearby. Walkable, east coast, not NYC, fun friendly place to live. It's amazing how fast one badly-behaved person can create chaos and uproar
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by marymkearney 4y ago
I understand the sentiment also. It's the flip side of high-quality focused attention on the topic of the day: The resurrection of our high-quality focused attention on the topic of yore. Past HN threads on evergreen topics do have a v
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by marymkearney 4y ago
Now this is a happy thing to find. The internet just got incrementally better. There's hope for us all. :) Thank you! Having a viewport issue with the tables. "Groundhogs" runs over the right margin on desk and mobile. I can
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by marymkearney 4y ago
That sounds awful. We've had some inhalers on the thread so far, including me, but no one who inadvertently injected urushiol directly into the bloodstream. That's some scary s*t! Glad everyone's ok. Showers, yes, plus-100. I

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