dcarmo

The US Government opens the program for applications on April and then it reaches the quota usually in a few days. Does that mean that if I apply for a job in the US in May (and I need a H1B visa) I'm out of luck? Do I need to hurry and apply for a job let's say before March?

I've been working remotely (not in NA/EUR) for the past 2 years now and, even though I love the life quality improvements, I feel like it might not be worth on the long run.

What I'm most worried about is: how would I grow my career? I like being a developer, but I think I'm going to do my best work being a Product Manager, and it doesn't seem to be easy to achieve that being remote.

I've been thinking about moving to NA to pursue that path, so I can have better chances to grow inside a great startup, but I wanted to post here and see if anyone else have any thoughts about it.

For example, if you're working in a country where you don't have fluency in the local language, is this a barrier?

I've been thinking about this for a while. From my understanding, each vote cast would create an entry on the global blockchain. But the minimum one can spend to create a node is a Satoshi, which is frowned upon on the community, and even so when you get to millions of votes, it'd become a bit expensive to keep the app working. Did I get this right or is there a better approach to scale?