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If you notice How an average programmer became Github’s CTO, both the title and the body of the post have Github written with only one capital letter while the usual styling of the name should be GitHub with the H capitalized.
The linked post is currently featured on SO, Code Golf, Code Review, etc... So the typo is having considerable visibility within the coding community.
The title of the podcast embedded in the linked blog post is now fixed; the typo in the blog post title was fixed earlier. They both now read:
How a very average programmer became GitHub's CTO
The capitalization issue has been fixed in a few other places as well.
Update: While we're at it, there's another typo in the body of the blog post:
[...] goes to dfrib for suggestion a solution to [...]
Here, "suggestion" should be "suggesting".
Apart from the incorrect casing in the title of the podcast, there's another typo before "very":
The title of the blog post does not have this typo:
