I'd multiply that by at least 5 if you're in the US and you're any good.
Edit: Let me clarify - not saying that Eastern European programmers are better or worse but the living costs are obviously lower in Eastern Europe than say Western Europe.
I was also comparing prices in San Diego, California, and it was quite on par with Georgia.
The main reason eastern Europe appears cheap is the human labour - people are just used to low income...
US west coast prices are terrifyingly similar to prices in the Baltic States(unless you're living in a metropolis such as NYC).
Something to remember: It doesn't matter that you're from Ukraine. It matters where the company you work remotely for is stationed. If you find a company in the US or western EU willing to hire you, you can probably ask for their domestic market rates :)
Good luck.