JD

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Product manager in the streets, really bad at folding my sheets. He/him

Screenshot of the Google Cloud console showing a Model Garden page for GLM 5.2 under Agent Platform. The page header says “Explore and build with GLM 5.2 models on Agent Platform” and includes buttons for Deploy model and View Code. Tabs below include Overview, Use cases, Documentation, and License. The top navigation shows the selected project with the first word censored and suffixed with -development indicating a development environment.
Infographic comparing fresh and dried Mexican chile peppers. The left column, labeled “Fresco” (fresh), shows green or red fresh peppers: jalapeño, poblano, chilaca, Anaheim, mirasol, serrano, and bola. The right column, labeled “Seco” (dried), shows their dried counterparts: chipotle, ancho, pasilla, colorado, guajillo, chile seco, and cascabel. The peppers are arranged in parallel rows on a white wood background to illustrate how certain fresh chiles are transformed into dried varieties. For example, jalapeño becomes chipotle, poblano becomes ancho, chilaca becomes pasilla, mirasol becomes guajillo, and bola becomes cascabel.
A minimalist gray poster from “MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS” featuring a large centered serif quote in black text. The quote reads: “This closeness does not stem from an intent to supplant civil institutions, much less from an implicit criticism of their work. Rather, it stems from evangelical charity, which impels the Church to draw near to the wounds of humanity whenever they surface with greater severity.” The text “vatican.va” appears in small type at the bottom left.
A two-panel cartoon “goose chase” meme. Panel 1: A goose stands upright asking "WHICH APP WAS IT?" Panel 2: The goose aggressively chases a running person who is labeled "ESPN", while demanding "WHICH APP WAS IT MOTHERFUCKER?"
A mobile screenshot of the Claude app showing a search results sheet for the query “Explain Bernie Sanders’ AI platform,” displaying nine web results from sources including the U.S. Senate website, ArtsJournal, The San Francisco Standard, Senator Bernie Sanders’ official site, Palo Alto Online, POLITICO Pro, and CNBC.
A dapper chihuahua in a blue sweater and blue bow tie, missing the eye nearest to the camera.
A gameplay screenshot from the city-building game SimCity 2000 showing a sprawling metropolis from an isometric perspective, with skyscrapers divided by river with bridges running through the center horizontally.
The most adorable pair of tiny red-handled adjustable locking pliers held in the palm of a small-handed man
A 3D graph of a convex function frequently used to demonstrate gradient descent. It appears as a convex rectangle with a gradient from blue in the middle to yellow on the corners.
Side-by-side comparison of Jira Service Management Standard and Premium pricing tiers. Standard is $21.42 per user per month, and Premium is $50.56. With a total of 25 users, that is $535.50 and $1,264 per month respectively.
A screenshot of an online forum discussion: The first comment from user "thimabi" expresses disappointment, stating they believe Google Workspace users need to pay an additional $19 per month for a "Gemini for Google Cloud" subscription to use the Gemini CLI. The second comment from user "cperry" corrects this. An edit to the comment reads, "[edit: cperry was wrong] Workspace users can get the free tier as well, just choose 'More' and 'Google for Work' in the login flow." The user also notes that creating a simple, functional flow for all users has been a struggle.
A very pretty Jack Russel mix with one eye sitting on hind legs.
Screenshot of down detector showing a sharp spike of around 20000 issues over a very short period starting at 5pm.
Suggestions left on a Github issue to improve variable naming and not shoot anymore CEOs with an additional comment from a separate user asking “are you serious?”
Bluesky screenshot of user Fathom Deep with labels for enbyphobia, transphobia, and transmisoginy stating “Me too. I wouldn't say l'm particularly left wing any more either.”
A screenshot from a Hackernews post titled “Why is it so hard to find a job now? Enter ghost jobs” and a comment reply from user shmatt: I have to put out a ghost job req and interview every person applying within reason for every green card a direct report is applying for. I have to show there are or aren't any residents or citizens that can fill the job The main problem is: even if the interviewee knocks it out of the park, is an amazing engineer, I still am not interested in firing my OPT/h1b team member who can still legally work for 2-3 years. So while I will deny their green card application and not submit it, I also won't hire the interviewee
A cartoon depiction of a blue gopher on hind legs, the mascot for the Go language
A small white two-drawer toolbox, about the size of a tall shoebox, with the Kobalt brand emblazoned on the front.
Two panel comic of a person labeled “Startups” chasing a balloon labeled “SSO.” In the second panel, a character labeled “Enterprise Pricing” pulls the person back.