Funny, this guy must have spammed everyone– lol.

Uhmm, so did you hire Reed yet?

The point Josh was trying to get across is that most of us learn from experience that those who brag the most are usually those who are least confident in their real skills. Your responses here further indicate that lack of confidence.

Because you have a lack of confidence does NOT mean that you are not intelligent , creative, or lacking in any other way. You have to first stop trying to convince yourself of your attributes. If you look deep enough, I think you will find you have not done so.

Quit trying to convince anyone – including, and especially, yourself. Instead, feel confident in your abilities and project that confidence by speaking intelligently. Others will get the message without the feeling that someone is trying to convince them or is simply arrogant.

trying to prove yourself on this blog only strengthens josh's case.

I'm not a programmer, i'm no math wizard, and i'm not that good at cards but I did take a stats class in college and I can tell you using my basic calculator that the probability of getting a pair when seven cards are dealt is roughly 0.47. If you subtract out other combos including full house, two pair, 3 of a kind, etc then the prob drops to ~.44

I was planning on leaving you anonymous. You were the person who chose to reveal your identity.

So the answers are:
1) No, you can't solve the problem.
2) No. You don't speak any foreign languages fluently

What is the hilarious part about? Saving face?

But you are free to cast some disparity on whether someone else can speak English or not and publicly circulate around some private job application.

Here's a problem I solved at a job interview the other day.

Can you do it?

Write a program to calculate the probability of getting a pair when seven cards are dealt.
(This includes 3 of a kind, full house, etc).

I'm a native English speaker.

I speak Russian fluently too. I taught myself. What foreign languages do you speak fluently?