Antonio Sanchez

I have been working on Prompto and just updated it with new features and improvements: New Additions: - Support for Cohere - Chat Arena: Compare two LLMs side by side. - Overall Refactoring: Cleaner, quicker, and smaller app. - Bug Fixes Key Features: - Multi-LLM Support: APIs from Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral AI, and Cohere. -Flexible Interface: Notebook for single prompts, chat UI for...

Prompto is an open-source web application designed to make interacting with large language models (LLMs) simple and efficient. - Switch between LLMs: Effortlessly try out different LLMs, all within your browser. - Fine-tune responses: Adjust the temperature setting to control the creativity and risk level of the LLM's outputs. - Chat or query: Choose between a chatbot interface that remembers...

UPDATE: today, we have surpassed 5000 jobs listed! https://blog.found.dev/more-than-5000-developer-jobs-listed

Found.dev is much more than simply a job board for developers: we strive to be THE job board, linking the best developers' jobs from all over the Internet. There are thousands of job boards out there, many of them specialized in a single skill or type of job. We want to have them all. As of today, we scrape over a dozen different websites and APIs daily to retrieve developer jobs from all...

Update: After some month letting only hand-picked developers and companies register in order to get some feedback and improve the platform, I think it is ready to be open for everyone: from now on, an invite is no longer required in order to create a developer or a company account. Also posting a single job is for free! In case you need to post more jobs, contact us.

As soon as I get the Idea. Most of the times, 24 hours later the idea seems not so good and the domain just get abandoned. I am trying to force myself to buying the domain 2 days after I have had the idea, but .. PD: This question remember me of that Tweet: https://twitter.com/iamdevloper/status/1382220786887442435

I have started two companies, both for different reasons. The first company I started, https://kokoen.net, I just wanted to be my own boss and have a team instead of working alone as a freelancer. The second company, Found.dev, I just wanted to have a side project that, may be, will bring me some passive income.

On my daily job, I often need to search for developers. There are many platforms for that out there, but I wasn't happy with any of them: they were all too expensive or too complicated. I had been looking for months for an idea for a new side project, so I decided to build my own website for searching jobs and developers.