Jumping continents is a pain in the ass though. I did it when I was 21 (seemingly permanently, as 7 years later I'm still in Europe) ... it took months to pull it off, get everything lined up and so on. Especially if you're in the startup game you don't want to risk falling foul of the US immigration authorities and being denied entry in the future.
My take on things: If one wants to do some crazy traveling improvising along the way kicking back and hacking as you feel inspired, by all means! But why the heck would you want to do that in the US?
If you want to get into American startup culture, well, then you should focus on what you need to get in legally and stay there. College degree, convenience marriage, student visa...
My take on things: If one wants to do some crazy traveling improvising along the way kicking back and hacking as you feel inspired, by all means! But why the heck would you want to do that in the US?
If you want to get into American startup culture, well, then you should focus on what you need to get in legally and stay there. College degree, convenience marriage, student visa...