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thewinnieon Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2020)

I guess they do get a lot of resumes to cause remote opportunities. I've been there - it's just too hard to read all resumes

thewinnieon Is Apple trying to kill PWAs?

Yeap, apple reminds me microsoft back at 199x-200x

thewinnieon Taylor Swift: Don’t know what else to do

isn't she been trying to trademark 22 number?

and once we swap sides, will she act differently?

thewinnieon Linux sucks, and there’s nothing you can do about it

Ryan john sucks and there's nothing he can do about it ...

thewinnieon MIT Media Lab Scientist Used Refugees to Tout Food Computers That Didn't Work

Hey, Does anyone knows what sensors are used for detecting humidity in range RH 85-95%? Popular Chinese ones, BME/DHT/HTU are glitchy and brakes easily at high humidity values. Is there are anything else on the market?

Thanks!

thewinnieon Void Linux (musl) on the Huawei MateBook X Pro

Well, Apple done so much unethical stuff so its an open question who society should blame first

thewinnieon I’m Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA

Yeap, And that's what business visa is for - exchanging some information.

thewinnieon I’m Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA

To be more precise I'm a founder and CEO of the entity in the USA, and I'm do all the business only as an entity.

What do I do:

Usually, I have rounds of meetings with companies who are looking for the software development team in East European countries. Each deal takes 3-4 months to make and basically thats why I need to travel back and forth (there are might be some problems with a client in the USA or with engineers abroad)

thewinnieon I’m Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA

I have a similar situation. So can you elaborate, please?

> whether you are you working without authorization in the U.S.

What is the proper definition of "working"?

If I do stuff for my own business and my business has a revenue, what's wrong with that from a CBP perspective?

Every time I cross the board I'm getting strong recommendations to get E2 or L1-A but they both have some limitations which I don't know how to overcome (I need to travel regularly back and forth and my country does not have mulity entry E2 visas)