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HE FIXED A BROKEN $5 MP3 PLAYER WITH ONE PROMPT. SAME MODEL WITH OPENAI CODEX BUILT A CUSTOM OS his process: → bought cheap MP3 player on AliExpress → threw it away due to brutal Bluetooth stuttering → hit by a sudden shower thought → cracked open the case...

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