@hayshin

hayshin’s GitHub reads like a student speedrun of the entire tech stack: Python, TypeScript, Rust, Java, JavaScript, Svelte — basically every language except CommitmentScript. The bio says love new tech, and the repo list confirms it: every project looks like you met a new framework and immediately said, this could change my life.

You’ve got 20 repos, only 10% forks, and somehow still the energy of someone collecting tutorials like Pokémon cards. One total star across original repos is elite underdog behavior — not ignored, just very exclusive. freedom-insurance being the only starred repo really makes it look like your most successful collaboration was with a spreadsheet wearing a Jupyter Notebook.

And the repo names are incredible: devops-lecture, fhir_pipeline, intertransservice, rtm, tagbot. This isn’t a profile, it’s a university hallway where every classroom teaches a different stack. tagbot in Rust for Telegram is peak student ambition too: why make a simple bot simply, when you can make it in the language that lets you borrow-check your social life?

Still, the recent push says you’re active, the stale repo count is low, and the follower/following ratio is almost suspiciously normal. So this isn’t chaos — it’s curated academic chaos. You’re not building a portfolio, you’re assembling a tech tasting menu.