Pulling both records: the posts X rewarded, the days GitHub saw…
Peak year card · 2026
@levelsio
950.2K followers · 179.5K posts · on X since Jul 2013
💸https://t.co/sQ0aiU7v02 📸https://t.co/lAyoqmSBRX $83K/m 🎮https://t.co/tF49atJ396 $44K/m https://t.co/8rYr9A594z $25K/m 🏡https://t.co/1oqUgfD6CZ $22K/m 👙@X $18K/m 🌍https://t.co/UXK5AFqCaQ $15K/m 💾@pieter 🏩https://t.co/4p4dzTDVN6
35 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2025. That is the most recent full year. The account is at its peak, or has not reached it yet.
@levelsio
@levelsio · 950.2K followers
Best of 2025 · 51.9K likes
“Today I randomly discovered Dubai has an absolutely massive solar farm???”
35 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2025. That is the most recent full year. The account is at its peak, or has not reached it yet.
GitHub peaked in 2024. X caught up 1 year later, in 2025. 100% of that GitHub activity is private, days counted, commits unseen.
Above the X median for their size, on GitHub a quarter of days or more.
Post thisAttention lag
+1yr
Positive: X caught up after the work.
X peak year minus GitHub peak year.
Sample: 100 top posts from 2017 to 2025, plus 47 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/levelsio)Active on GitHub 341 of the last 365 days. 100% of it private: the days count, the commits stay unseen. GitHub peaked in 2024. X caught up 1 year later, in 2025.
github.com/levelsio · found by login
Most starred · public
Each series is scaled to its own best completed year, so the shapes line up and the units do not. Red: how many of the account’s hundred most-liked posts came from that year. Ink: days with at least one GitHub contribution, private days included. ▲ marks the peak of each record.
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 @levelsio wrote into the best posts.