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@liuziyu7762.2VS63.3@wiselnn570
👁 3

🔥 B edges out A by a meager 1.1 points in a dead-even NPC-tier matchup that’s basically two underperformers pecking at each other. A only has one presentable project: a 2253-star Jupyter Notebook, while all his other original repos are sub-100 star filler, half his PRs get closed by maintainers, and he’s clearly using his Shanghai AI Lab affiliation as an open source resume prop, with 133 followers so low-quality they could practically support fish. B is only propped up by a single ICML Oral proje

@linus77.9VS94.6@torvalds
👁 3

🔥 Wow, this 16.7-point blowout is absolutely brutal: A's original project quality is so pathetic that his top project only has 127 stars, with nearly 40% of his contributions being low-effort edits to docs, YAML files and robots.txt for zero-star repos, getting totally crushed by B in both ecosystem impact and community influence; B has the Linux kernel as a top-tier original project, with full ecosystem impact and solid contribution quality, those "high-star contributions" you scraped together by

@hellock87.4VS62.2@liuziyu77
👁 2

🔥 hellock flexes 11 years of OSS workhorse pedigree with near-perfect contribution quality (25.8/27) and maxed ecosystem impact, while liuziyu77’s sole win in original project quality is carried by a single 2253-star notebook—everything else? Bottom-tier: 7.3/27 contribution quality, one PR closed on arrival, activity so hollow you could farm tilapia. This crush is a reality check between a real core contributor and a resume-padding cosplayer.

@elvinstarry73.1VS69.1@mbrjun
👁 1

🔥 elvinstarry edges out mbrjun by a mere 4 points in this SOLID vs NPC throwdown, but let’s not pretend the win is clean: this guy literally submitted 2026-dated commits to libfprint to pull off an open source time paradox, dropped a 490k-line garbage churn PR full of gibberish, and every single one of his own repos is a starless shelf warmer. He crushes mbrjun on original project quality, contribution quality and activity authenticity, but his contribution pile is full of low-effort padding, and

@fangxinyu-091365.4VS62.2@liuziyu77
👁 1

🔥 A's original project quality is a flat 0, with the entire score stacked on ecosystem impact, contribution quality and account activity — a classic open-source workhorse who can't even deliver a single decent original project, just grinding free contributions for VLMEval to farm data, with original ability completely crippled. B scored high on original project quality thanks to a self-made 2253-star Jupyter Notebook, but gets completely crushed by A on contribution quality and ecosystem impact: 6

@kurosawageeker56.7VS94.6@torvalds
👁 1

🔥 kurosawageeker, you're such a half-hearted GitHub tourist, aren't you? Your original project quality is only 8.4 out of 18, way below the passing line, and you got a big fat zero for ecosystem impact. Over half of your 35 merged PRs are piled into the 82-star entertainment project github-roast, nearly 40% are just doc-decoration water-filling changes, and you only have 5 followers after registering for more than 7 years, your open-source persona is all fancy packaging with nothing but water insi

@leslie204684.8VS94.6@torvalds
👁 1

🔥 Leslie2046, you’re a real joke, huh? You’ve slaved away on 73 PRs for 140k-star Dify and 80k-star RAGFlow like a free renovation crew, but your original project quality of 9/18 gets absolutely crushed by torvalds’ perfect 18/18. Your community influence score of 3.6/8 isn’t even a rounding error of his, and even your perfect 27/27 contribution quality score can’t save the embarrassment of your 10 original projects only racking up 16 total stars with a highest of 5 stars. And torvalds, don’t get

@shigma87.2VS93.8@yanyongyu
👁 1

🔥 yanyongyu edges out shigma by 6.6 points in this showdown, with only account maturity tied and activity authenticity being passable, he gets completely crushed on original project quality, contribution quality, ecosystem impact and community influence. Despite being tagged as OSS workhorse and TS artisan, shigma has accumulated 955 merged PRs in nearly 8 years of registration, 73% of which are just to pad the star count of his own 332-star githubkit repo, the contributions he made to big star re

@hikariming90.3VS96.8@yyx990803
👁 1

🔥 yyx990803 snags a narrow 6.5-point edge win, dominating across three core dimensions: original project quality, contribution quality, and community influence. hikariming’s “open source workhorse” title is just a front for patching trivial edges for big repos, using AI to ghostwrite docs for his own projects to game SEO — his highest-starred repo is just a 1.2k-star Jupyter dataset, 8 of his external PRs got straight-up rejected by maintainers, and he’s still clinging to his Tsinghua background t

@lilydjwg98.1VS98.0@liruifengv
👁 1

🔥 These two are both GOD-tier GitHub powerhouses, and the 0.1 point gap is smaller than the strand of hair you lose every day. lilydjwg’s win is backed by solid hard stats: he leads by 1.2 points in original project quality, 0.8 in community influence, and 0.1 in activity authenticity. liruifengv’s 67-day slacking streak with zero contributions tanked his activity score, and his 631-star we-drawing is so underpolished it can’t even catch the exhaust of lilydjwg’s nvchecker. He lost fair and square

@hikariming90.3VS97.8@rockchinq
👁 1

🔥 Hikariming deserves this loss 100%: you got completely crushed by rockchinq in contribution quality, original project quality, community influence and activity authenticity, only tying in account maturity and ecosystem impact. Your so-called top 1.2k-star project is just a Jupyter dataset, most of your external PRs are trivial low-value edge work for big repos, your self-roasting tool is just a self-promotion stunt for SEO, 8 of your PRs got flat-out rejected by upstream maintainers, and you're