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$15 USD / hour

ensenada,

mexico

$15 USD / hour

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Joined May 9, 2012

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Neil H.

@neilharding

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$15 USD / hour

ensenada,

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Software Engineer

I've been programming for 30 years, and have wide range of experience from assembly language through C++, Java to Python.

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$80.00 USD

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It was my first time working with Neil and he impressed me with his knowledge. I thought this project will take a long time, but he did this job within couple of days. The project was efficient and satisfactory. He showed his expertise and years of experience through this project. I would like to work with him again in the future.

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3 years ago

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Assembly Language

He is a wizard of programming languages.He can even learn new things and implement them with the same efficiency.Very cooperating and very professional.He can do anything and everything in programming languages.

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12 years ago

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Self Employed

Oct 2011 - Present

Squisher - PC The Hutter Prize is a competition set up to advance the state of AI by losslessly compressing a 100MB selection of Wikipedia data. I am currently finshing my entry to the competition, and it uses several new techniques that have not been used before (I've developed 3 new techniques one of which is probably general enough to be worth patenting.) Journal of the Earth - Web & Kindle I've been doing

Enough Software

Jan 2010 - Sep 2011 (1 year, 8 months)

Android on Brew (Broid)Unlike the system I developed for Javaground which converted the Java code into C++ code, I wrote a JVM to run the Android's Dalvik bytecode, this was developed entirely from the specifications so that it could remain closed source. It ran a modified version of the Android Operating System, with some features removed due to memory constraints on the target platform. I had to modify the Android Java to Dalvik code generation since I wanted a single kernal file where I could remov

Javaground

Jan 2006 - Jan 2010 (4 years)

Java to Brew converter. As part of Javaground's porting tool I wrote the Java to Brew converter. The porting tool, allows you to write an application for a standard J2ME device and the wrapper methods take care of the bugs (this is done at compile time for Java and runtime for Brew, since there are charges for each individual charges on Brew.) I take in unobfuscated Java bytecode, and convert it to C++ and generate a makefile and compile it and return a binary file for the phone, and a Windows DLL,