Hi, I’m an AI engineer from Japan working on expanding into the U.S. market. I really enjoy the technical and development side of projects, but I’d love to connect with someone from the U.S. or Europe who is confident in English communication and interested in collaborating on client-facing conversations. I’m not just looking for a one-time arrangement, but for someone I can build a good working relationship with over time. If that sounds like something you’d be open to, feel free to message me.

Hi, I am a field operator of a coal fired power plant in the philippines for almost 10 years now. With my experience, it is hard for me to find online jobs, so I researched and I found out that I can focus on hvac/mep world, I don’t know where to start exactly but starting with estimation and later focus on hvac is a good start i guess since I can find remote jobs as an estimator. :D

I've always found the way Earned Value Management in textbooks and the way its used in real life are worlds apart. Textbooks agonize over the definitions of the terms without explaining how to apply them. EVM is a system that uses cost as a baseline to compare project activities and get a holistic view of project performance. For each activity and the project as a whole you can determine whether its on schedule and budget. The three numbers (all expressed in dollars): Planned Value - How much you should have done up to a point in time. Earned Value - The budgeted cost of the work you've completed. Actual Cost - How much you've actualy spent Using these three variables you can answer questions like: Are we over or under budget? This is the difference between the value of our budget we have "earned" (i.e. we are 50% done, we should have spent 50% of our budget). And our actual cost. Are we ahead or behind schedule? The difference between where we should be (we should be 50% done), and how much work we've actually done (we've only done 40% of the work) Here is my attempt to explain it clearly. (Like and comment - it helps the youtube algorithm!)

I wanted to put together a video covering the basics of how to use Claude. Step-by-step everything you need to know about the chat interface, the different models, etc. You can check it out here:

Im a residential contractor in Atlanta. I’m Working towards scaling my business without killing my self. I have a team of subcontractors that have been working for me for the last 7-10 years. Looking for best practices and ways to scale using AI.