Best job I interviewed was for up to $250+K/year remotely. I didn't get the job though (from stackoverflow). I will hopefully soon have your problem too on upw

Best job I interviewed was for up to $250+K/year remotely. I didn't get the job though (from stackoverflow). I will hopefully soon have your problem too on upwork. My idea is to: 1. extreme specialization. Example: I like backend, high performance, low-level, databases (rdbms & nosql). So I'll probably go into lowe-level java/c++/c database coding. And then either contract on this or get a job Example: antirez gets a nice San Francisco wage coding full-time open-source redis. 2. startup Different ideas. But if I get good at the low-level-high-performance-thing even something with that.