u/vizxer_m

Open a random developer’s GitHub profile.
You’ll probably see:

Contribution graph.
Languages.
Repositories.
Commits.

I started wondering if a GitHub profile could show a little more of the person behind the code.

So I built Awesome GitHub Stats as an experiment.
It lets you create GitHub README cards for things like:

Gym streaks
Gaming hours
Reading progress
Learning progress

I also built a collection of 80+ GitHub-style Octicon badges that can be added directly to a README.
The cards render as SVGs, so they work like normal images inside GitHub profiles.

I’m not sure yet whether this solves a real problem or whether I just built something I personally thought was cool.
That’s what I’m trying to figure out.

Would you actually put something like this on your GitHub profile?

And if you could add one personal stat to your profile, what would it be?

Hi everyone,

I recently open-sourced a phishing detection project designed to identify malicious URLs using feature extraction and machine learning techniques.

The project focuses on:

• URL analysis and feature engineering

• Phishing classification workflows

• Security-focused machine learning

• Detection of suspicious domains and patterns

• Extensible architecture for future improvements

This project was built as part of my cybersecurity learning journey and is now fully open source.

I’m looking for feedback on:

• Detection logic

• Feature selection

• False positives and false negatives

• Potential evasion techniques

• Overall architecture and code quality

GitHub:

https://github.com/Not-muzzyy/phishing-detector-advanced

Contributions, issues, suggestions and pull requests are welcome.

If you find the project useful, consider giving it a GitHub star to support the project and future development.