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Emacs CLI Wrapper for conda-project
Emacs LispElixir SDK for the Longbridge OpenAPI trading platform — real-time market data, order submission, push subscriptions, and OAuth 2.0 authentication for US, HK, SG, and CN markets.
ElixirAI-native Azure DevOps CLI — structured JSON output, embedded skills for LLM agents (pi, Claude Code, Copilot), self-discoverable command tree, single-file cross-platform binary via Burrito.
ElixirElixir library for DigitalOcean API v2
ElixirBase 62 Encode and Decode for Erlang
ErlangEscript to transform beam file with debug info to source file
Erlang🧬 Stack & domains
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🔥 Full roast
🔥 10-year GitHub veteran with 487 merged PRs all funneled into other people's repos, 177 forks vs 23 original projects that have a combined 7 stars, a home turf so barren it can't grow a single star, an
gilbertwong96 — 80.40/100 · ELITE (Elite · Top-tier dev)
TL;DR: Decade-long GitHub contributor with 487 merged PRs to high-profile open-source projects, but his own 23 original repos are so starved they only have 7 stars combined — his entire profile is a contract worker's resume for open source.
| Dimension | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Account maturity | 10/10 | Registered 9.96 years, active across 11 contribution years, last activity 0 days ago — can't argue with a decade of consistent presence. |
| Original project quality | 6.6/18 | 23 original repos with 7 total stars, top repo maxes at 3 stars — even his most fleshed-out Elixir SDKs (longbridge, ado_cli) haven't earned a single community star, and his highest-rated original repo is a tiny Erlang base62 encoder. |
| Contribution quality | 25.6/27 | 487 merged PRs out of 595 total, 28 maintainer-closed unmerged PRs (5% rejection rate), 43 author-closed external PRs he abandoned mid-work, 1 self-closed own-repo PR — low rejection rate is solid, but he has a habit of ditching his own external PRs before they're merged. |
| Ecosystem / maintenance impact | 19.4/20 | 67 PRs + 43 commits into repos with up to 47k stars (tmux, elixir, phoenix, erlang/otp, doomemacs) all-time — he has more commits to other people's flagship projects than to his own. |
| Community influence | 3.7/8 | 60 followers, 163 following — he follows 2.7x more people than follow him, a clear sign his contributions haven't built a personal audience. |
| Activity authenticity | 15.1/17 | 930 contributions last year, active across 3 activity types, 0 days since last activity — no ghosting, he actually shows up to contribute regularly. |
Red flags
- No file-level quality samples are available for any of his 67 all-time contributions to high-profile popular repos, so we can't confirm whether his work to projects like tmux or elixir touches core code or just docs/site/frontend touch-ups.
- His 23 original repos have a combined 7 stars total, with zero stars on his two largest, most actively maintained projects (longbridge, ado_cli) — his home turf has no community traction whatsoever.
- The recent PR sample is empty, leaving us with no visibility into the nature of his contributions over the last year beyond raw contribution counts.
- No verified core-impact PRs are recorded for his high-profile repo contributions, though this is likely a sample coverage gap rather than proof he only does low-impact work.
Score calibration No extra adjustment. The base score of 80.4 already accounts for his strong all-time contribution track record and low 5% rejection rate, with no additional bump or haircut applied.
Verdict Normal. This is a reliable, active open-source contributor who ships real work to major projects, with no signs of PR farming or bad faith behavior — the only gap is that his own original projects haven't managed to earn a single star from the community.