Víctor Sánchez Belmar
I build.I explain.
Software, AI products, training and the occasional experiment that probably started with “how hard could it be?”
Now Making machines behave in public
SOFTWARE ↘ AI PRODUCTS ↗ TEACHING ↘ EXPERIMENTS ↗ OCCASIONAL MISHAPS ↘
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explain things.
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Built over
several eras.
Companies, browser experiments, games and the occasional idea that aged suspiciously well.
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ELF00 / RIGHT NOW
The desk is
still a mess.
A company, a videogame, a home AI lab and rooms full of people with laptops. Apparently this counts as focus.
Open the dated version →01 / LONG STORY, SHORT
From browsers to rooms to machines that talk back.
I’m a developer, lecturer and entrepreneur from Mallorca. I have spent years building real-time collaboration software, organizing technology events and helping people understand difficult systems without pretending the difficult bits do not exist.
Today I run Digital Mishaps and work on applied AI: products, agents, local infrastructure, training and experiments. I am still interested in the same question I had when programming first felt like magic:what can we make this thing do?
Take the scenic route through my CV02 / WHAT BROUGHT YOU HERE?
Pick the useful door.
03 / FROM THE NOTEBOOK
From the notebook.
01Making Qwen and ComfyUI take turns on one GPUI wanted local Qwen to act as my art and movie director: render through ComfyUI, inspect the result and keep talking. Instead, I kept running out of VRAM.Start with this oneRead it · 7 minute read