> I know, like the back of my hand: Javascript, PHP, Ruby, and C/C++. I've had more than a year's experience in: Java, Lua, IA32 and ARM assembler, Haskell and Clojure.
And:
> I have no proof that I can do any of the stuff I can do.
I don't see how both these statements can be true. If you know some language "like the back of your hand", you'll have written significant amounts of code in it, at a bare minimum I'd say a few thousand lines.
You're claiming to have done significant work in 9 languages, and have no code to show for it? That's a bit odd, isn't it?
> I know, like the back of my hand: Javascript, PHP, Ruby, and C/C++. I've had more than a year's experience in: Java, Lua, IA32 and ARM assembler, Haskell and Clojure.
And:
> I have no proof that I can do any of the stuff I can do.
I don't see how both these statements can be true. If you know some language "like the back of your hand", you'll have written significant amounts of code in it, at a bare minimum I'd say a few thousand lines.
You're claiming to have done significant work in 9 languages, and have no code to show for it? That's a bit odd, isn't it?