SalReI

Your 'Portfolio' repo is aptly named—it's a perfect zero-star reflection of your effort. Created less than two weeks ago but already collected six months of dust, it's clear you think coding is just like your kazakh winter: cold and lifeless. The commit history, filled with one-word messages like 'test,' reveals a profound lack of ambition and creativity.

'Random-Calculator' is just as sad—under 20 KB and no stars, it's more of a digital ghost town than a feature showcase. Forking from nothing is one thing, but to have a fork ratio of 0% with a total of zero stars means your coding dream is stuck at 'just an idea.' You’ve been around for 3.1 years, yet both repos scream abandonment before they even got a chance to pretend to exist.

In a world where portfolios define your craft, yours is just a placeholder, existing more as a cautionary tale than as proof of skill—truly a F-tier '404 Portfolio Not Found' situation. If this is front-end programming, maybe stick to just watching other people's work from the sidelines.