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by _xgw 8mo ago
Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience, whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal
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by _xgw 8mo ago
Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal
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DOM-Based Extension Clickjacking(marektoth.com)
4 points by _xgw 1y ago|0 comments
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The Joy of a Boring Codebase(trunk.io)
2 points by _xgw 1y ago|0 comments
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Install Linters, Get Malware(c-b.io)
1 points by _xgw 1y ago|0 comments
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by _xgw 1y ago
Coveo | Software Development Manager | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or intern
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by _xgw 1y ago
Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal
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by _xgw 1y ago
Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada/Europe | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service,
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by _xgw 1y ago
Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Montreal & Quebec City | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote (Canada) Coveo's Commerce team builds AI-powered search and recommendation solutions that help enterprise retailers optimize product disco
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A 99th percentile hockey pool builder using a constraint solver(gist.github.com)
2 points by _xgw 3y ago|0 comments
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by _xgw 4y ago
Ah, interesting! I figured there would be a way without having to "brute-force" the solution by using the `permutation` predicate but I wasn't able to come up with one. I wonder if there's a way of not depending on permu
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by _xgw 4y ago
That's super interesting! I like how straightforward the solution is. The problem almost fades away! :)
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Solving a Dungeons and Dragons riddle using Prolog(gist.github.com)
127 points by _xgw 4y ago|28 comments
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Surviving Rust Async Interfaces(fasterthanli.me)
2 points by _xgw 6y ago|0 comments
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by _xgw 6y ago
Maybe there's potential to port the app to other platforms!
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Show HN: hibp-client – a Clojure wrapper for the Have I Been Pwned API(github.com)
1 points by _xgw 6y ago|0 comments
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by _xgw 6y ago
This general concept of going back to the source of the information can be applied to many other social networks to find higher-quality/interesting content. I started browsing hackernews because I realized a lot of the content posted o
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by _xgw 7y ago
It doesn't show the code's comments though.
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by _xgw 8y ago
> Consecutive calls to next() will always produce { done: true }. Not necessarily. You can make recursive generators which never "terminate". For example, here's a codegolfed version of a recursive generator which represen
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by _xgw 8y ago
Do you have some examples of how you store these creative ideas in Anki? I have used Anki in the past for memorizing things but not as a note taking memorization system.
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Using data to determine if Die Hard is a Christmas movie(stephenfollows.com)
127 points by _xgw 8y ago|66 comments
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by _xgw 8y ago
Reminds me of https://dwitter.net : you get 140 characters to animate an HTML canvas.
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by _xgw 8y ago
Non mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Sage's_theory_of_gravitatio...
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by _xgw 8y ago
This is pretty useful for saving 2 characters in codegolfing challenges. For example: > 'string'.split('').reverse().join('') becomes > 'string'.split``.reverse().join``
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by _xgw 8y ago
This comes at the same time that Malwarebytes starts flagging Brave as malware[1]. [1] https://twitter.com/lukesawczak/status/1039854898068815873
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by _xgw 8y ago
Couldn't you start from Dart's BNF grammar, create a BNF grammar of "formatted" Dart and then format the code accordingly?
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by _xgw 8y ago
Is this because of the new GDPR regulations?
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by _xgw 8y ago
> Why are you trying to build up objects and pass them into places? Well, that place needs those objects to do its job. > When / why is that ever a thing that someone needs to do so often that it becomes a concern? In web app
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by _xgw 8y ago
It took me about 15 minutes to download my 2GB archive on a 30Mbps connection which seems normal to me.
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by _xgw 9y ago
Hopefully to a parallel universe. :)

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