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Clarity

Lucian Lazar

Bucharest, Romania

Serial founder: doc2exam.com (2024), rockstart.ai/neoducation.org (2023), mjapi.io (2023), blog2vid.io (2024), dragonshift.com (2017).

Hardcore Unity3D engineer since 2013, turned into AI/DevOps generalist since 2019, and life coach since 2021.

Contrarian. Ethical anarchist. Minimalist.

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I Will Bring Clarity on How and if You Can Use AI Tools in Your Business/Project

You wonder if you need AI in your business/project. What does that even mean? Well, you might not need it. And I'll be really honest with you if that's the case.

If you do need it, I can advise on what tools would help you most, how you should use them, and help you find the gold nuggets while avoiding all the hype around AI which brought us heaps of useless tools.

I've been scripting since 2006, programming since 2013, and building in the AI space since ~2017. I've build anything from:
- crypto trading bots using neural nets
- to chatbot automations with ChatGPT, LLaMA2, LLaMA3, ollama, Langchain
- to image generation pipelines via MidJourney, Dalle-2 and Standard Diffusion
- to video transcribing using Whisper
- to text-to-speech using Eleven Labs, Google
- to video generation by combining all of the above using Python and moviepy

Having launched several small SaaS, most of them failing and teaching me valuable lessons, and still keeping to launch new ones each few months, I'm naturally incentivised to stay up-to-date with the latest tech and quickly identify useless tools

AI is here to stay, and I'm sure you feel it rhyme with the dot-com bubble -- I can help you come out as a winner, to my best ability.

I Will Be Your Favorite Life Coach and Accountability Partner

Hi, I'm Lucian.

In a nutshell, I'm a programmer + health advisor + life coach.

I will teach you to ignore your motivation and achieve what you want through more reliable processes. Stay on track with regular check-ins, support, and guidance to secure your journey towards personal growth.

I'll teach you proven strategies to develop and maintain positive habits that will lead to long-lasting change. Whether you want to establish a regular workout routine, improve your nutrition, health, or boost productivity, I've got you covered.

If you're looking to optimize your gym schedule, I'll provide expert advice on creating a workout plan that aligns with your goals, fits your lifestyle, and maximizes your results. Gym-goer since 2008 here.

I can offer nutritional tips to support your fitness and health goals, using a holistic approach instead of a one-size-fits-all formula.

Why Me?
I specialize in the areas of goal-setting, habit formation, nutrition and gym schedule optimization, providing you with targeted guidance and strategies.

My coaching is all about achieving tangible results and long-term success through practical, actionable steps.

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Lucian Lazar answered

I want to be a tutor i have for languages and I want to be a therapist what should I do to have customers

clarity has a very nice help section (that I've just read half an hour ago), simple and unambiguous.
these 3 in this order helped me:
- https://clarity.fm/help/articles/2/how-does-clarity-work
- https://clarity.fm/help/articles/32/how-do-i-create-a-great-profile
- https://clarity.fm/help/articles/4/are-there-guidelines-or-rules-of-conduct-on-clarity

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Hi all! I’m conducting research on the challenges outsourcing companies in LATAM face when working with developers for U.S. market clients.

building on the great answer from Herbert, I think it's mainly culture.
clients, be it from US or EU, want to be understood beyond the tech requirements (and even these are sometimes difficult to convey to the final developer).
it's a general phenomena: people from different cultures have different constructs about how a company/society should be, beyond the linguistic dimension.
I worked with people from vastly different culture than mine (I'm currently in EU) and it was confirmed to me over and over again that cost for talent for high-quality work is generally the same regardless of geography. In the software-related work at least, I always ended up paying more, either with time or additional funds.

what I can say, assuming you're aiming at high-quality output, is that a portfolio usually sells itself. if you can undeniably prove your authorship of those great past works, I feel half of the work is already done.
on top of that, really understanding the culture around your client, mostly the business/work culture (how things are done, how they communicate, incl. on linkedin, perhaps even who they follow on social media) should fill most of the remaining gaps. this is just my way of saying "learn the business culture"

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