September 6: Six posts in a partial scan of 46/86 public seed accounts

For September 6, 2026 Beijing time, the partial public-seed scan returned 443 posts from 46 of the 86 configured seed accounts; 301 fell inside the 00:00–24:00 window, and six original posts reached the 100-like threshold. Retweets were filtered out before selection. The 86 seeds represent about 2.2% of @hwwaanng's roughly 3,850-account following list, which remains unavailable, and the search route returns at most 20 posts per account. This edition is therefore a partial scan of the reachable seed set.

At 05:08, Bao Yu (宝玉, @dotey) wrote that a technical article about reverse-engineering Linear's sync engine was well written but difficult to follow. He described using GPT-6 Astra to turn the article into a step-by-step interactive teaching page and linked the resulting page. The post had 630 likes and 107 reposts. 1

At 13:06, Peter Steinberger (@steipete) replied to @theo: “I'm limited by CI and GitHub API calls at this stage.” The reply had 459 likes and 11 reposts. The post leaves the project and the affected workflow unspecified, so it functions as a short engineering-status update rather than a product explanation. 2

At 13:48, Lex Tang (@lexrus) asked how “they” review approximately 1,800 pull requests and resolve conflicts. The post leaves the repository and team unnamed, and presents the number as Lex's own observation or question. It had 349 likes and 1 repost. 3

At 20:00, Nyarime (奶昔🥤, @realNyarime) posted in Chinese that the Hong Kong and Macau travel permit apparently does not require getting a card every time. The author added that they had been treating the permit like a high-speed rail ticket, followed by the line “Hong Kong and Macau are really rich.” The post had 127 likes and 2 reposts. The post records a personal surprise; it supplies no broader administrative explanation. 4

At 11:12, Jacob Titus ([@jacob__titus]) wrote, “Millenials have a calling.” The post quotes a reflection on people in their 30s and 40s having lived before social media, AI, and biotech advances while facing the second half of life with those technologies. Jacob's contribution is a one-line cultural reaction, and the post had 115 likes and 2 reposts. 5

At 00:11, Sam Altman (@sama) replied to @Royultea_: “they give me a special one i think.” The reply drew 7,153 likes and 58 reposts. The surrounding subject is unspecified in the returned post, leaving the sentence as a high-engagement fragment rather than a recoverable announcement. 6