github.com/subhdotsol
Joined February 2021
dropping my @github here for anyone willing to take a look if you were a founder or HR, what would make you take a second look at my profile. what should i improve, build or remove ?
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I was murdered at the ecosystem call halloween party. my prime suspects are @narsixyz and @alessandrod. find out who murdered you on murderboard.fun!
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I found bunch of bugs in my anchor clmm today
Been building a CLMM program on @solana using anchor features so far: - concentrated liquidity & custom tick ranges - LP positions with add/remove liquidity - exact-input swaps with price limits - tick arrays & fee-growth accounting - Q64.64 fixed-point math - liteSVM integration tests next, I’m going to tear my own program apart, write exploit PoCs, and test the invariants before making the repo public any advice would be appreciated
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Been building a CLMM program on @solana using anchor features so far: - concentrated liquidity & custom tick ranges - LP positions with add/remove liquidity - exact-input swaps with price limits - tick arrays & fee-growth accounting - Q64.64 fixed-point math - liteSVM integration tests next, I’m going to tear my own program apart, write exploit PoCs, and test the invariants before making the repo public any advice would be appreciated
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Shubh retweeted
new update just dropped on @Arcium going to spend some time exploring v0.16.0 and see if we can make bet placement on @cypherzk_ faster without compromising on privacy, always exciting to see the tech evolve, now it’s time to get our hands dirty and see what we can improve
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imagine explaining to your ancestors that this is what technological progress looks like
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lol finally i saw @cypherzk_ 😅
2,973 projects submitted to Colosseum’s World’s Fair 🎡 A new record. I put them all in one image. Tomorrow’s unicorns are tiny squares today. Bullish on builders. Bullish on Solana. Source: @colosseum
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yo the @solanaturbine certificate landed for 2nd time
my time with @solanaturbine has been quite a journey. This was my second time being part of Turbin3, and it’s nice to look back and see how much I’ve grown since the first time. I came in to learn, but over time, I also found ways to contribute and become more involved in the community. when this cohort started, @narsixyz and I were already building @cypherzk_ , so balancing everything wasn’t always easy. I missed 3 classes because I wasn’t well, and I’m grateful to @umacanadas for being understanding about it. I was mostly focused on building, while Narsi handled the infra and got the product out there. Grateful to have someone who puts in the work and takes ownership alongside me. I also made a meme NFT for @Princeadxisrael for our capstone, we built Cultiva Finance, an RWA project. The contract is done and the backend is nearly there. @JosipVolarevic2 and @0xSrMessi, I’d love your thoughts on where we could take it next and how to move forward with RWAs. I also got referred for an opportunity by @qubitn8. Things didn’t work out in the end, and they’ve since moved on early, but I really appreciated the support. There’s still a lot I want to prove through my work, and I’m looking forward to doing that by continuing to build. I didn’t get to interact with everyone as much as I’d have liked, but I’m grateful for everyone I met and learned from. And shoutout to @the_varmax, @shrinathx, and @Moses7054. Sorry if I missed anyone! Leaving with more to learn and plenty more to build. 😎
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my time with @solanaturbine has been quite a journey. This was my second time being part of Turbin3, and it’s nice to look back and see how much I’ve grown since the first time. I came in to learn, but over time, I also found ways to contribute and become more involved in the community. when this cohort started, @narsixyz and I were already building @cypherzk_ , so balancing everything wasn’t always easy. I missed 3 classes because I wasn’t well, and I’m grateful to @umacanadas for being understanding about it. I was mostly focused on building, while Narsi handled the infra and got the product out there. Grateful to have someone who puts in the work and takes ownership alongside me. I also made a meme NFT for @Princeadxisrael for our capstone, we built Cultiva Finance, an RWA project. The contract is done and the backend is nearly there. @JosipVolarevic2 and @0xSrMessi, I’d love your thoughts on where we could take it next and how to move forward with RWAs. I also got referred for an opportunity by @qubitn8. Things didn’t work out in the end, and they’ve since moved on early, but I really appreciated the support. There’s still a lot I want to prove through my work, and I’m looking forward to doing that by continuing to build. I didn’t get to interact with everyone as much as I’d have liked, but I’m grateful for everyone I met and learned from. And shoutout to @the_varmax, @shrinathx, and @Moses7054. Sorry if I missed anyone! Leaving with more to learn and plenty more to build. 😎
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One thing I’ve noticed while contributing to open source without AI: sometimes, finding where to make the change takes longer than actually fixing the issue. That’s why we started building trak. It’s a CLI tool to help you navigate codebases faster, find symbols, trace function calls, and understand how different parts of a codebase connect. It’s not here to replace engineering or do the thinking for you. It just helps you get to the right place faster. The Rust support is almost done. Huge thanks to @narsixyz and @0xcrackedDev for their PRs. Next, we want to bring trak to more languages, and we need more contributors to make that happen. Try it out on a real codebase, see where it falls short, and help us make it better. If you have ideas, find bugs, or want support for a language, open an issue on GitHub. PRs are always welcome, especially ones that solve real problems. Drop a ⭐ if you find it useful, and if you want to help build trak, we'd love to have you onboard. You can also DM me on Telegram: @subhdotsol. Let's make trak genuinely useful for open source contributors.
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making it work is coding, making it survive failure is engineering 🙂
the more you work with systems, the more you realize that handling failure is often harder than making the happy path work.
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the repo (aya) needs linux. i have a mac. i made it work.
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