Pulling both records: the posts X rewarded, the days GitHub saw…
Peak year card · 2026
Alex Albert
150.4K followers · 2.3K posts · on X since Apr 2021
Research @AnthropicAI. Opinions are my own!
Peak year 2024, two years ago. 43 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2024. 2025 produced 43. Holding, not climbing.
Alex Albert
@alexalbert__ · 150.4K followers
Best of 2024 · 11.7K likes
“Fun story from our internal testing on Claude 3 Opus. It did something I have never seen before from an LLM when we were running the needle…”
Peak year 2024, two years ago. 43 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2024. 2025 produced 43. Holding, not climbing.
No GitHub login is tied to the handle, so the ship half is blank, not zero.
Post thisAttention lag
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Needs the GitHub half: X peak year minus GitHub peak year.
GitHub not read yet.
Sample: 100 top posts from 2023 to 2025, plus 32 from 2026 shown but not counted. X exposes about 100 public posts per handle and leans to the best ones, so this is a portrait of when the account did its most-rewarded work, not a log of what it posted last month.
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[](https://shipratio.vercel.app/u/alexalbert__)One series only. Red: how many of the account’s hundred most-liked posts came from that year. Link GitHub to add the second series: days with GitHub activity, year by year, beside it.
Among the 108 accounts we have read. Same numbers as the card, nothing weighted, nothing for sale.
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Counted from the same 100 posts as the card: a quote, a reply, or a mention each count one post for that account. Not followers, not likes received, only what @alexalbert__ wrote into the best posts.