miditui#Create a music player in the terminal using Rust was another Rust stress test I gave to LLMs: command line terminals can’t play audio, right? Turns out, it can with the rodio crate. Given the success so far with Opus 4.5 I decided to make the tasks more difficult: terminals can play sound, but can it compose sound? So I asked Opus 4.5 to create a MIDI composer and playback DAW within a terminal, which worked. Adding features forced me to learn more about how MIDIs and SoundFonts actually work, so it was also educational!
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This is where historical data visualizations — of the type Claude Code can now produce on cue — can come in handy. I downloaded a scientific paper about knocking on wood along with the crowd-sourced Wikipedia list, then provided it to Claude Code and asked it to plot the data on a three.js globe. Here’s the interactive version and the GitHub page.
This put me in mind of a recent New Yorker article by the anthropologist Manvir Singh. The article is about the efforts of linguists and folklorists to reconstruct the Proto-Indo-European mythology which links folk tales and gods from India to Ireland. The serpent-slaying storm god, the Sky Father, the Divine Twins: these figures mutated and multiplied across cultures but retained their essential forms.