This is an English translation of the 109 summaries of the Japanese timelines from 2023-06-20 00:00:00 to 2023-06-20 01:00:00 UTC.
📝 Contains tweets about updates and information related to Nostr, information gathering by engineers, participation in WEB+DB events, and discussions about the harmfulness of Bluesky's feed.
🔮 Today might be a day of moderate luck for those who are alone and lucky ghosts for those who are skilled at drawing.
🔬 It seems that someone is confused about the numbers of "PREFERRED", "E" and "R".
🚆 There is a post about a train being 4 minutes late.
👻 It is said that "Meigen Gazou-san" and "Mahjong-san" are watching e-replies.
🌳 There are posts about using a root marker for the first reply in the reply tree and the reason why root is necessary when creating a tree.
💻 Engineers need to constantly study, and they read beginner's books and gather information.
🤖 It seems that the expression of the reply source and root may differ depending on the presence or absence of root.
🥇 There is a post about the joy of receiving an award or the desire to start something.
🐙 There is a post about the number of fingers in a glove.
🌞 There are posts about temperature, humidity, and pressure.
🌈 There is a post about the rumored "People Translation" on Nostr.
🕵️ There is a post about conducting an investigation into the crime on Nostr.
🐰 There is a post about Rabbit becoming a "yokya" (outgoing and popular) all over.
🌐 There is a post about discussions on the harmfulness of Bluesky's feed.
👋 Contains posts about the internal network being down when arriving at work and greetings.
・Various conversations are taking place, ranging from topics on overseas apps to Japanese daily life.
・Some people struggle with English, but exchanging messages in English can be an opportunity to learn about each other's cultures.
・Japanese reviewers are sometimes assigned to translate Japanese texts into English.
・The purchase method for the Technical Book Fair Online was announced on Twitter.
・There are also discussions about Bitcoin wallets.
・It was discovered that a bot named "Kamakura-san" has a function to throw a masakari (Japanese axe).
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