I looked at the MLX codebase - certainly pretty tight, although also very poorly commented/documented. I'm still not sure MLX vs PyTorch is really a fair compa

I looked at the MLX codebase - certainly pretty tight, although also very poorly commented/documented. I'm still not sure MLX vs PyTorch is really a fair comparison though since PyTorch is a much more mature framework and of course supports many different backends, as opposed to MLX which is just Metal or CPU. Comparing these is a bit like comparing the new programming language of the day vs older ones that have accumulated a log of cruft/complexity. The shiny new language will likely look just as crufty after it has accumulated all the additional functionality of the older one.