marcmagus | Looking for a programmer? (Reply)

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Anybody looking to hire a brilliant but eccentric programmer? I know a bunch of languages, can pick them up very quickly, and am very comfortable with OO programming.
Caveats: it's tough to get me up before noon. I prefer to keep unusual, and fluid hours; and require that hours be flexible enough to accomodate my school schedule. I don't work consistently - I get spurts of inspiration where I'm incredibly productive, and I have periods where I can hardly do anything related to work. I'm not very good at sticking to a plan in the short term.
The quality of my work is extremely high, though, and I deliver what I say I will, when I say I will.
I'm getting this sense that what I have isn't going to last much longer. It might be paranoia, but...