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Piotr Skalski

Roboflow Poland

Score
7,9460 today
Rank
44/198 ↓13
over 90 days
−223−2.6%

Piotr Skalski is an Open Source Lead at Roboflow, specializing in Computer Vision and Vision Language Models. He is a prolific Medium blogger with over 4.5k followers, known for his popular post "Let's code a Neural Network in plain NumPy," which has been read by over 250k people. Skalski is the creator of makesense.ai, an open-source online labeling tool for small Computer Vision projects, and has contributed significantly to YOLOv5, one of the largest open-source Computer Vision repositories.

Data as of Oct 25, 2026.

The raw numbers · last 90 days

Median views
78K
per post
Median engagements
940
per post
Posts
171
over 90 days
Followers
143.9K
all scored platforms

What drives the score

Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.

  • Reach · 30%91

    Average views per post over 90 days

  • Engagement · 30%81

    Average reactions per post

  • Audience · 30%77

    Total followers, relative to population

  • Consistency · 10%100

    Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)

Platforms

143.9K total followers

PlatformFollowersScore
X@skalskip9250.6K7,250t3
LinkedIn@skalskip9293.3K10,687t1

Last 30 days

Skalski's top posts

  1. Astra dethroned Gemini 4 Argon is the best "vision" model #1 for detection: - tight, precise boxes - dense scenes #1 for text extraction: - small text - handwritten text - complex tables - rotated text 4× cheaper than…
    X · 13 days ago#1
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    Astra dethroned Gemini 4 Argon is the best "vision" model #1 for detection: - tight, precise boxes - dense scenes #1 for text extraction: - small text - handwritten text - complex tables - rotated text 4× cheaper than…

    128.7K views1.2K engagements

  2. someone at OpenAI pays attention to my tweets they just fixed recent GPT-6 release GPT-6 Luna got faster, cheaper and more accurate thanks OAI for the weekend fix ↓ examples, leaderboards https://t.co/YJajypFb3B
    X · 29 days ago#2
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    someone at OpenAI pays attention to my tweets they just fixed recent GPT-6 release GPT-6 Luna got faster, cheaper and more accurate thanks OAI for the weekend fix ↓ examples, leaderboards https://t.co/YJajypFb3B

    114.4K views931 engagements

  3. one of my favorite examples from my upcoming VLM OCR benchmark. thanks a lot to everyone who contributed data. https://t.co/npvFYiHmtI
    X · 25 days ago#3
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    one of my favorite examples from my upcoming VLM OCR benchmark. thanks a lot to everyone who contributed data. https://t.co/npvFYiHmtI

    38K views635 engagements

  4. finally releasing our new OCR benchmark tons of hard examples like this mechanical dial meter - single value extraction - JSON data extraction - document transcription - text localization and recognition - 48 models e…
    X · 17 days ago#4
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    finally releasing our new OCR benchmark tons of hard examples like this mechanical dial meter - single value extraction - JSON data extraction - document transcription - text localization and recognition - 48 models e…

    26.8K views490 engagements

  5. SOTA object detection just got 5x cheaper 🔥 🔥 🔥 Last week, I shared how good GPT-6 Astra is at object detection and auto-labeling. Yesterday at DevDay, OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Sol. Almost as good as Astra at 1/5 of…
    LinkedIn · 26 days ago#5
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    SOTA object detection just got 5x cheaper 🔥 🔥 🔥 Last week, I shared how good GPT-6 Astra is at object detection and auto-labeling. Yesterday at DevDay, OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Sol. Almost as good as Astra at 1/5 of…

    40.9K views488 engagements

  6. experimenting with keypoint detection in Gemini 4 Argon gave it a hand diagram with numbered points and asked it to find them in an image then did the same for every frame in a video ↓ prompt https://t.co/u4xQl5gaHn
    X · 11 days ago#6
    PSPiotr Skalski, Open-source lead, RoboflowPiotr Skalski

    experimenting with keypoint detection in Gemini 4 Argon gave it a hand diagram with numbered points and asked it to find them in an image then did the same for every frame in a video ↓ prompt https://t.co/u4xQl5gaHn

    44.7K views485 engagements

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