What day is it today?
It’s rare that only “Midjourney” doesn’t listen to me. The rest of the sounds are generated quite obediently, ranging from a safe sound to the great sound of the revived “DALL・E 3”.
June 19th is “Programming Education Day”
Established in 2022 by Logica Education Co., Ltd. The date is a play on words with “logic (6.10.9),” which means the logic that is essential to programming. It was established with the aim of leading to breakthroughs in programming education, and to lead to activities such as disseminating correct knowledge and providing opportunities to actually experience programming.
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“Programming Education Day” prompt
Create an anime-style portrait of a woman with glasses programming a futuristic steampunk computer.
The computer's design combines stylized features with mechanical and vintage elements typical of steampunk: gears, clock parts, steam pipes, etc.
The woman has short, bouncy hair.
The woman wears a flashy mechanical outfit with a wide open neckline.
She has USB memory jewelry hanging from her neck.
The woman has large eyes with sparkles in them.
The background is a futuristic steampunk server room.
The design is hyper-realistic with subtle touches, making the woman and the computer stand out.Summary of what day it is today: June 19th
- Programming Education Day: Established by Logica Education Co., Ltd. in 2022. The date is a play on words with “logic,” which means logic, which is essential for programming. It was established to promote the advancement of programming education and to lead to activities such as disseminating correct knowledge and providing opportunities to actually experience programming.
- Jomon Day: Proposed by the Jomon Dokidoki Association from 2025. June 19th is known as the day Edward S. Morse discovered the Omori Shell Mound.
- RIKEN Founding Day: On this day in 1917, the RIKEN was founded in Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.
- Era Day: On June 19th, 645 (old calendar), Japan’s first era name, “Taika,” was established.
- Kyoto Prefectural Opening Day: Established by Kyoto Prefecture in 1985. Commemorating the opening of Kyoto Prefecture on leap April 29th, 1868 (June 19th, 1868 in the new calendar).
- Reading Day: Established by the Japan Reading Culture Association in 2001. The date is a play on words, “Ro (6) Do (10) Ku (9)”.
- Cherry Blossom Memorial Day, Dazai Osamu’s Birthday Celebration: On this day in 1948, the body of the writer Dazai Osamu, who committed suicide on June 13, was discovered. The name “Cherry Blossom Memorial Day” comes from the fact that it is the season for cherries and from his later work “Cherry Blossoms”. This day is also Dazai Osamu’s birthday, and in 1999, the 90th anniversary of his birth, the name of the event held on this day in Kanagi Town, Aomori Prefecture, his hometown, was changed to “Birthday Celebration”.
- Romance Day: Established by the Japan Romanticist Association. It encourages people to “spend an exquisite day with someone they really care about”. The date is a play on words, “Roman (6) Chic (1) Ku (9)”.
