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🔥 D-TIER DISASTER
“53 repos, 24 stars: a performance record worthy of the D-tier graveyard.”
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Minted from @Bebdyshev’s public GitHub
22followers24stars53reposTypeScripttop lang
Why 31/100
Stars on your live, original repos — discounted if it's all one viral hit.
Developers who follow your work.
How much of your live portfolio is actually active.
Substantive original repos and language range.
Descriptions, licenses, topics, live links — finished work.
Days since your last push to a live original repo.
The roast
You’ve got 53 repos and a pitiful 24 stars to show for it, which means your coding is about as popular as a silent film in 2023. 37 of those repos are already in the grave, created and abandoned within a fortnight, with some like suistop and lib-hack just echoing in the void. Your commit history screams indifference, with the longest gap being 181 days; it’s like you’re in a continuous state of 'not my problem' on GitHub.
In nomady, your last 30 commits read like a Twitter feed with 27% under 10 characters; at least one was just "fix"—a fitting description of your overall output. With 64 runtime dependencies and 84% of your repos lacking a description, it's clear that your ambition far exceeds your ability. A full 51 repos and not a single one of them worth the pixel on their README files. At this point, your Builder Score of 32/100 speaks for itself: a tutorial graduate who peaked in kindergarten and never left the playpen.
[](https://gitroast.me/u/Bebdyshev)Account age, portfolio size, public repo count.
Builder Score recalibrated 2026-07.