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C5 just crossed the equator, and Module 1 is officially in the books.
This week the cohort arrived where all the groundwork was pointing:
> Lecture 5. Solana Virtual Machine (SVM).
> Lecture 6. Practical guide to SVM.
That closes out the first module. Six lectures, one arc:
> How memory actually works.
> Where it breaks, and what unsafe Rust really costs.
> Who gets to touch memory and why ownership decides it.
> And finally, the machine all of it runs on.
Three weeks ago this was 125 people with strong fundamentals. Now it's a cohort that can read the SVM the way an auditor needs to, from the bytes up.
Module 2 is where it turns adversarial.
Rektoff@rektoff_xyz
Two weeks into C5, and the cohort is now properly inside Rust's engine room. Week 1 was how memory actually works. Week 2 is who gets to touch it. > Lecture 3. Exclusive access and memory, the borrow checker's core promise and what it actually guarantees. > Lecture 4. More on ownership and memory, going deeper into the model everything else in Rust stands on. Plus office hours with @danielkcumming, where the questions from lectures get pulled apart one-on-one. Ownership is the part of Rust that makes entire classes of bugs impossible to write, and it's the lens every audit this cohort will ever run looks through. Foundations first. The security work lands harder because of it.
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