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by jward 20y ago
Also of use: http://www.grasmick.com/nafta.htm According to this site it seems like it'd be fairly easy for Canadians to go and work for a few months in the US. I'm not a lawyer, so not 100% on any this but it seems fairly clear. I'm su
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How to work in the US as a Canadian.(grasmick.com)
5 points by jward 20y ago|3 comments
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by jward 20y ago
Thats if you want to spend money in America. I grew up on the border and even worked a short stint in customs. They can be right anal if they think you're actually do anything productive. Could've just been the fine folk in Montana. Tigh
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by jward 20y ago
If I could prove what could still be done in CS I'd do it myself and become rich and famous ;) As for something I saw recently that blew my mind was video of a presentation at google. The premise was figuring out how to have a system autom
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by jward 20y ago
Django makes it very easy to have something working up and running right away and has a fair number of advantages that go along with it. After looking over languages and frameworks it is what I've picked to write any future web app in. I'
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by jward 20y ago
I still go for dead tree on most subjects I'm interested in. I rarely read them all the way through however. For me they're mostly meditative aids that help me sort out my thoughts when I run into a wall. When I'm stuck I can only bang my
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by jward 20y ago
I don't know if the visa thing messes it up, but as a generic Canadian you can own American companies with no issues. I believe the issue is in you paying yourself a salary or the like from the corp. However you should be able to collect