Dmitry Soshnikov

Since Prop AMMs took over @solana, many say the best price for SOL is on the chain itself, but is that actually true? I wasn't sure, so I built an app to see the real-time price of SOL across 15 CEX + DeFi venues. Try it on desktop: comparesol.com

This year's Accelerate Hong Kong at @consensus_hk had the high attendance of any @solana event in the APAC region...ever. We're building the foundation for the next frontier of growth for our network, and momentum is undeniable. 🎥: @littleunusualHQ

On-chain reputation exists on @solana because of FairScale. In 21 days since funding we have: - shipped x402 micropayments for AI agent - rebuilt the scoring engine from 15 seconds to 0.2 seconds - deployed sybil detection and quality profiling to production - generated first revenue - now layering direct-to-consumer products on top of the infrastructure. - FairDrop is days away. - The Chrome extension is in development. - Lending is next. We identified a gap in our go-to-market and moved to close it within weeks, not months. That is what building looks like. A liquidation proposal has now gone live from one holder wanting to exit during a market downturn. A project that has shipped five products, generated revenue, and owns its entire category on Solana, and one person thinks this should be shut down three weeks in. This is the reality of open governance, and exactly why reputation-gated governance needs to exist. FairScale will fight for reputation infrastructure to continue to exist on Solana. For the builders, for the community, for the ecosystem. The counter-response is published alongside the proposal. No other team on Solana is building this. We already have. FairScale deserves to exist, and we're not going anywhere.

SKR is live. The native asset of the Solana Mobile ecosystem has arrived. Claim. Stake. Build. The next era of open mobile starts now. 📱🧵

The first ever Seeker Season has concluded, with over 265 dApps, 9 million transactions, and $2.6 billion in volume. Thank you to the 100,000+ Seekers who participated. Now, the next step: SKR launches on January 21 (UTC).

@amasad you built a CIA access computer with interface from real times? finally

When we unveiled Replit Agent in beta last year, we showed how to build a landmark explorer so you can see interesting things around you. It was slow, buggy, not pretty, and expensive. Now with Replit Design I can make it styled exactly to my taste fast and cheap—on my phone!

@jssonxia Not at the moment, unfortunately! But feel free to discuss differences from the default IR.

@DmitrySoshnikov are there any plans to offer MLIR courses

Explore Compiler Engineering path dmitrysoshnikov.com/courses/compil… + new promos

@martinsipx Hi Martin, currently it's lifetime access when purchased, but we expand to subscriptions later in the future.

@DmitrySoshnikov Hi, I am insterested in the bundle. Is access to courses time limited?

📚 Programming Languages: Ultimate Bundle – 3rd Edition dmitrysoshnikov.education/p/programming-… ⭐️ Including the new course: "Programming Language with LLVM"!

@SimbaXp Hi Simba, yes, some courses may be re-added, however eventually will be moving out.

@DmitrySoshnikov Hi Dmitry! Have you removed some of your courses from Udemy? I can only see 6 while you have 9 courses.

Thanks to @DmitrySoshnikov for the course. It’s cool to see computer science topics like this covered in JavaScript dmitrysoshnikov.teachable.com/p/essentials-o…

I recently enjoyed an amazing course, "Programming Language with LLVM" by @DmitrySoshnikov. The course dives into writing C++ code to emit LLVM bitcode from an AST representation. I was surprised to learn that with just around 1.5k lines of code, you can create a toy programming language with variables, functions, and even classes with inheritance. I also really enjoyed the course format. Each lecture was just 5-10 minutes long, featuring a code walkthrough, followed by hands-on coding exercises. My lab code github.com/expend20/eva-l…

I explored the Regex course of @DmitrySoshnikov and discovered its foundation in automata theory. All regex simplify to 5 basic elements. Complex regex patterns originate from these simple blocks. I really recommend all of these courses dmitrysoshnikov.teachable.com/courses/ @

@gabpmcp7 Gabriel, thanks for the feedback, glad the courses are useful! Yes, I may be setting up some Q&A sessions in the future, and feel free to reach out for course questions.

@DmitrySoshnikov Hey! I had learn very much more in your course than in all my degree. Would be interesting to have a chat sessions for specific questions. Something as a Q&A.

I hope y'all enjoy -- we pushed hard to put so many top titles in this catalog, and with the +$25 deal it should be such a great value for everyone. Super excited for so many more people to experience these.

@germankuber Nice port to Rust!

Following the awesome course @DmitrySoshnikov about Parsers dmitrysoshnikov.teachable.com/p/parser-from-… Here the implementation of the Lecture 4: Statements and Statement list in rust. github.com/germankuber/bu…

Enrolled in @DmitrySoshnikov's "Building a Parser from Scratch" course, I'm astounded by the wealth of knowledge it offers. If you're seeking to elevate your expertise, I highly endorse this course for its transformative impact. dmitrysoshnikov.education/p/parser-from-…

I finally got some time this weekend to finish one of the many courses I bought on @udemy 😁 I strongly recommend @DmitrySoshnikov's courses to build computer science knowledge!

@SarvasvKulpati For those who didn't study CS at university, I strongly recommend courses in compiler path by @DmitrySoshnikov dmitrysoshnikov.com/courses/compil…

@Mahhxen Hey Mohsen, thanks for the interest, glad you find the courses useful. Yes, we do have coupons periodically available at dmitrysoshnikov.com - you can track it for the new coupons.

@DmitrySoshnikov Hello Dmitry, Thank you for your courses :) I want to buy your courses but it is hard for me as a student. Please let me know do you have promo coupons yet.