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🔥 D-TIER DISASTER
“D-LEVEL ENTREPRENEUR WITH A REPOSITORY GRAVEYARD”
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Minted from @d1maash’s public GitHub
17followers4stars52reposTypeScripttop lang
Why 37/100
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
52 repos and 41 originals, but 30 have been dormant for over a year. That’s a 58% abandonment rate, so much for your entrepreneurial spirit when 'join-ui' and 'sortora' are your only stars, both pinging in at 1 each. Your commit messages in 'sortora' read like a toddler trying to write sentences: mostly 'update', with 27% under 10 characters—congratulations, you’ve mastered the art of lazy.
You created 24 repos that died within two weeks, like 'first-rest-api-project', which promised so much and delivered absolutely nothing. A naming scheme straight out of a beginner’s manual with gems like 'my-expenses-app' and 'portfolio-website' makes those dead repos feel like a parody of ambition. 29% of your original repos lack descriptions altogether—'Project' could literally be anything. Ever think of giving effort a shot, or are you just coasting on the delusion that three stars on TypeScript count as a win?
Your 4 total stars and 0 for Ruby should give you pause, not pride. At least 10 repos sit at under 20 KB—clearly, you've adopted the minimalist lifestyle a bit too literally. With a score of 37/100, you're not just a Tutorial Graduate; you're the brainchild of inaction and mediocrity.
[](https://gitroast.me/u/d1maash)Account age, portfolio size, public repo count.
Builder Score recalibrated 2026-07.