Building Myx: A Terminal Spotify Player in Rust, in One Night
I asked my agent for a terminal Spotify player at 19:16 on a Wednesday. By 2 AM it was on the internet. The full night, in order, with receipts.
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I asked my agent for a terminal Spotify player at 19:16 on a Wednesday. By 2 AM it was on the internet. The full night, in order, with receipts.
I got tired of agent frameworks deciding everything for me. So I built a harness with nothing in it on purpose. Workflow, stack, behavior, data: you get all of it back.
I built a four-layer search engine so I could actually find my own notes. No PyTorch, no GPU, runs anywhere. Here's how it came together.
We're reverse engineering LLMs today. Walking in knowing nothing, walking out understanding the whole pipeline. Pretraining, tokenization, transformers, RLHF - all of it.
Every blog starts somewhere. This one starts at 4am, with a blinking cursor and a lot of half-finished ideas.