From Read Luigi Mangione’s Resume - Ken Klippenstein I found https://github.com/lnmangione. At the moment he has 2.5k followers on this account. Which is quite a lot for github, and I am guessing 100% accrued in the past few days. AFAIK there is no way to get the history of the metric.
There is history available on repo "stars". GitHub Star History for the repo lnmangione/Halite-III, which seems to be the most popular:
And they are opening issue reports:
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- Respect🤠 #15 opened Dec 10, 2024 by tom-choi
- "You have no choice. You have owners. They own you. They own everything." #14 opened Dec 10, 2024 by brokeDude2901
- how to use this for claim insurance please? #13 opened Dec 10, 2024 by indigoscipio
- can this ml perform surgey #12 opened Dec 10, 2024 by time-attack
- Can i use to plot murder attempt against CEO of large insurance company? #11 opened Dec 10, 2024 by time-attack
- comments: 1
- The Hero We needed, but we dont deserve #10 opened Dec 10, 2024 by codingwithstrangers
- hero #9 opened Dec 10, 2024 by zyjjfm
- comments: 1
- "When all other forms of communication fail, violence is necessary to survive." #8 opened Dec 10, 2024 by rkalaa
- No one saw anything. #7 opened Dec 10, 2024 by Ofrepose
- Everyone better fork/clone his projects #6 opened Dec 10, 2024 by airborne-commando
- What an absolute legend #5 opened Dec 10, 2024 by TreacherousDev
- skill #4 opened Dec 9, 2024 by EverStarck
- Use case in Insurance Claims Services? #3 opened Dec 9, 2024 by AnamolK
- comments: 1
- New art implementation #2 opened Dec 9, 2024 by krtschmr
- Missing Implementation for "Deny, Defend, Depose" #1 opened Dec 9, 2024 by ghost
- comments: 2
Some people are making what seem like legitimate (not jokes/political) PRs in old repos. Very strange.
Update: When logged in to github I notice you cannot actually create an issue or comment on a previously created issue anymore:
Not sure when this was implemented, or by whom.
still don't get it. but it's ok. sounds like I'm just not the target audience.
I realize I made one crucial assumption, which is that you knew he picked up the nickname "Luigi's Mansion" almost immediately after his name became public because his name sounds similar. I guess it's a sort of obvious joke for someone who knows of the game, and the name of that repo being a character from Luigi's Mansion suggests that he's not only aware of the joke but also doesn't mind leaning into it (not a given, since I could imagine it getting old pretty quick if half the people you meet make the same joke after you introduce yourself).