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Luidy Naves reposted thisI think it was 2018 (fact check me Matt Andaloro!) when we launched the first version of PCO Go: scan, pay, and skip the line. It was smart, but the world wasn’t ready. Connectivity was weaker, mobile use was lower, and customers were still warming up to digital grocery. So much has changed since. Millions of Canadians use the PC Optimum app every week. Nearly all of them are looking to track their spending habits. The technology is faster, the experience is smoother, and we're ready to bring this cult classic back to life. PCO Go is built right into PC Optimum, and it’s better than ever. Scan as you shop, keep track of your total, use the dedicated lane and you're all set. Check it out at the Richmond & John, King & Shaw and Mount Pleasant & Eglinton NO FRILLS (Bo's, Jordan's and Jesse's). Proud to work with a team that experiments, learns and isn’t afraid to revisit good ideas when the timing’s right. cc: Jonah Morris, Julie Messore, Daniel Faulkner, Laura Atkinson, Noah Goldberg, Natalie McLeod 👏 🔗 More Details: https://bit.ly/3LyMhR9
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Luidy Naves shared thisMy first impressions migrating from Postman to Bruno API Client https://lnkd.in/g-ySvhmt
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Luidy Naves reposted thisWhen you proudly work for a Canadian company, and you wake up every day excited to build products that make life better for Canadians, you naturally focus on meeting customers' evolving needs and wants. It’s just part of the job—this moment is no different. So over the last few days, our team has been locked in, creating not just quick fixes or temporary spotlights, but meaningful, lasting features that make it easier for Canadians to support Canadian. 🔉 Starting today, when you create your shopping list in the PC Optimum app, you’ll see a new option: [🍁 SWAP]. Tap the button and we’ll show you any available 🇨🇦 alternatives to the products on your list. And if this isn’t your style and you’re after something more budget-friendly, give Swap & Save a try instead! But that’s not all. Across our Grocery Banner sites and the PC Express app, we’ve introduced: 🔎 Filters to better surface Prepared in Canada products 🏷 Badges so you can spot them easily as you browse 🔮 Improved search & keyword matching to help you find it all Effortless utility and choice, built into the ways you already shop. 🚀 That said, transparency matters. Saying what truly qualifies as "Canadian" isn't always simple—some define it by ownership, others by where ingredients come from or a product is processed. Given that, everything you see badged or suggested has (at a minimum) been prepared in Canada. This is a new but meaningful step forward, we're tweaking as we go, and as always, we'll keep working to make it better. Final thought: Watching our team rally this week—balancing speed with responsibility—has been a powerful reminder of what I already know: When there’s an opportunity to do something impactful for the communities we serve, we never hesitate. Proud to lead this team. Proud to build for Canadians. Proud to make it easier to choose 🇨🇦. ➡️ 📱 Update your PC Optimum app to give it a go! 👏 cc: Noah Goldberg, Eiko Kawano, Koustav Dasgupta, Zoë Knox, Laura Atkinson, Grégory Samba, Jonah Morris, Emily Beavis, Charumitra P., Loblaw Digital +++ too many to tag 👏
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Luidy Naves reposted thisLuidy Naves reposted thisHey, friends 👋 Anyone looking for a UX / product designer to join their team in the near future? It's not for me—literally asking for a friend. A friend who's extremely talented, a joy to work with, and has excellent visual taste and strategic chops. If you'd like to have a chat with them, let me know. - K
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Luidy Naves shared thisLuidy Naves shared thisRead our latest blog to find out how Senior Android Developer Antonio Silva worked through a bug on the pipeline to improve performance, saving time and increasing productivity. https://bddy.me/3NlMxPZ
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Luidy Naves shared thisWe're hiring Software Developers in the Toronto & Waterloo areas. Please reach out to me for more details and to apply.
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Luidy Naves shared thisLuidy Naves shared this👏 We are truly honoured and humbled to be recognized as one of Greater Toronto’s Top 2021 Employers! This year, more than ever before, it was important to demonstrate and act on our values of People and Community in the way we engaged with our employees across the globe while working from home for many months. We had to find creative ways to achieve a sense of connectedness and engagement among our global team and keep our business growing together in the new reality. We also would like to congratulate the rest of the #GTATopEmployers who have worked tirelessly to adapt to the fast-changing paradigms and diversifying our city's economy to help the recovery of our country as a whole. #topemployers2021 #fleetcomplete #topemployers https://hubs.li/H0C2pGR0
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Luidy Naves shared thisLuidy Naves shared thisLuca Gobbi, James Bateman and Alex Hrynkiewicz ⭐️🔴 are #cycling #75km in the #Ride For #Heart to #raisefunds in support of research for heart disease and #stroke. Share or donate to a timely & impactful initiative: https://lnkd.in/eNn4ZQd Thank you for all the support!!
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Luidy Naves shared thisLuidy Naves shared thisPlease share this post if you know of anyone looking for work in Estonia- or interested in new opportunities. We have an amazing team based in Tartu and an office in Tallinn as well. We're looking for awesome talent in several roles: Developers (front-end and back-end), QA, Architecture and Technical Team Leads. #helpingfleetsthrive #hiringtalent #hiring #recruiting #fleetomplete #jobs #estonia #tartu #technologyjobs #techtalent #techhiring #growingteam
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked thisReflecting on recent industry news, I wanted to share that I had a function in production that was quietly counting down to a bug. My side project pulls data from an endpoint that sits behind CloudFront. CloudFront validates each request before passing it, and one of the things it checks is the Chrome version the request claims to use. Send a stale version, and you get blocked. Technical note: that version rides in the request’s User-Agent header. If it isn’t a current stable Chrome, CloudFront blocks the request before it ever reaches the data. The old code was clever. It took a hardcoded baseline date, “knew” that Chrome ships roughly every 4 weeks, and calculated the current version with a formula. It worked. Until I read this: Chrome is moving from a 4-week to a 2-week release cycle in September 2026. That formula wouldn’t crash. It would just drift out of sync with the real Chrome, and once it drifted far enough, CloudFront would start rejecting my requests. The version calculation itself would never throw an error so that the real cause would be buried under a generic “the scraper stopped working.” The worst kind of bug: silent at the source, loud somewhere far away. The fix was to make the code dumber. - A tiny new Lambda runs once a week, asks Google’s VersionHistory API “what’s the latest stable Chrome?”, and writes the real number to SSM Parameter Store. - The scraper reads that value at startup and caches it. No math. No assumptions. No release-cadence trivia living inside my business logic. Three decisions I’m happy with: 1. Fail loud, not silent. If the parameter is missing, the handler throws immediately. A visible bootstrap error beats a silently wrong version every time. 2. No fallback formula. Keeping the old “clever” path as a backup would reintroduce the exact bug I was removing. I deleted it entirely. 3. Keep the writer trivial. It overwrites the value every week, no read-then-compare. Less code, fewer states, nothing to get subtly wrong. (Bonus bug caught along the way: AWS BatchGetSecretValue needs Resource: * because it reads across multiple secrets at once, so scoping it to a single ARN silently returned nothing.) The lesson I keep relearning: clever code predicts the world. Boring code asks it. Predictions drift. Questions stay correct. What’s a “clever” piece of code you replaced with something boring, and never regretted?
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked thisSo cool to see our project, MuscleMemory, featured by University of Waterloo News! Developed in partnership with Google during the Futures Lab Winter 2026 cohort, this project is a prime example of the future possibilities in the interplay between AI and human skill acquisition. Working with an interdisciplinary team was a masterclass in collaboration, and seeing the project get this kind of recognition makes the late nights even more worth it. Congratulations, Sadiq Islam, Bhav Virk, Amar Singh and Sabrina Tam! 💪 Huge thanks to the teams at UWaterloo, Google and the Future of Work Institute for pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dMF3S4-V #UWaterloo #Google #AI #Innovation #PhDLife #FutureOfLearning #FutureOfWorkGoogle and UWaterloo show the future of learning in the age of AI | Waterloo NewsGoogle and UWaterloo show the future of learning in the age of AI | Waterloo News
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked thisThe first days of #ICSE were INTENSE!!! Presenting the current state of my Agentic Round-Trip Engineering research on #BoatSE and receiving feedback from some of my peers was amazing! The other presentations were eye-opening, and it was really cool to see firsthand so many responsible opportunities for the usage of AI in the software development lifecycle. Shoutout to Chris Brown's awesome keynote and to Geneviève Caumartin and Glaucia Melo's presentation regarding the usage of agents for repository-level bug localization. I also had the opportunity to participate on the Student Mentoring Workshop #SMeW! Thank you so much Cleyton Magalhães, Italo Santos, PhD and Vicki Jackson for putting together this amazing workshop! The guidance you and Mairieli Wessel provided to the mentees was incredible, but the one-on-one mentoring I've received from Grischa Liebel was invaluable! Thank you SO MUCH for the guidance regarding my research! The energy is intense, and it's really cool to see that people are very open and welcoming to exchange ideas and share experiences. As an example, Fabiola M. and Dr. rer. nat. Tiago Espinha Gasiba spent a long time discussing with me ways to make my research more impactful, and since I was not prepared for it (I actually didn't have a notepad with me), we started sketching on the back of my badge, literally "planting the seeds" for an impactful research (ICSE's badge is biodegradable with carrot seeds in it hehe) 🥕 The conference was amazing until now, but this is only half of it. Looking forward to the next 3 days!!!
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked this50% of our code at Loblaw Digital is now AI-generated. Nearly 30% of our engineers are shipping at 2X. And I told our team last week at the townhall: this is just the warm-up. Because today, AI in our SDLC is still a bolt-on. And bolt-ons don't get you to 10X. They never have , not with electricity, not with the assembly line, not with the internet. So we're not bolting on anymore. We're announcing Nexus — a completely new way of building software at Loblaw Digital. Same SDLC. Rethought from the ground up to be AI-native. Requirements to deployment, end-to-end, with 100's AI agents building and critiquing at every step. The goal: prove 10X at scale. 100 days. 50-100 engineers. Starting now. If you've ever wondered what it looks like when a company stops "using AI" and starts rebuilding around it — watch this space. Huge credit to Yining Chen and Nader Slim for leading the charge. Loblaw Digital always led the way on innovation, but its about to get 10X'd! Game on. 🚀
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Luidy Naves liked thisWe’re proud to celebrate the opening of the newest T&T location in Mississauga. This new store reflects our ongoing commitment to bringing diverse, quality food experiences closer to the communities we serve. Thank you to our partners, community leaders, and everyone who joined to mark this exciting milestone. Congratulations to the T&T team on a successful opening - we’re excited to see this new location thrive! ______ Nous sommes fiers de célébrer l’ouverture du tout nouveau magasin T&T à Mississauga. Cette ouverture reflète notre engagement à offrir des expériences alimentaires diversifiées et de qualité aux communautés que nous servons. Merci à nos partenaires, aux leaders de la communauté et à tous ceux et celles qui se sont joints à nous pour marquer cette étape importante. Un grand bravo à l’équipe de T&T pour cette ouverture réussie. Nous avons hâte de voir ce nouvel emplacement prospérer!Luidy Naves liked thisIt’s here today in Mississauga! Today marks the opening of T&T Erin Mills, thank you for all our guests in participating our opening this morning! We’re excited to see our Loblaw Companies Limited partners, Choice Properties friends and other community partners today! Special shoutout to MP Iqra Khalid, MPP Sheref Sabawy, Deputy Mayor Matt Mahoney and Councillor Alvin Tedjo for sparing their time to join us in celebration. For those who live in west side of GTA, this store is for you! Our new 40,000 sq. ft. store is now open, welcoming customers from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day at 3060 Ridgeway Dr, Mississauga, ON L5L 5M6.
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked thisIt is that time of the year again and I am excited to share that I’m raising money in support of Baycrest by participating in the 2026 Mattamy Homes Bike For Brain Health. Proceeds support Baycrest, Canada’s global leader in dementia research, where scientists are pioneering breakthroughs to prevent, detect, and treat cognitive decline. More than 770,000 Canadians are currently living with dementia — a number projected to soar to nearly one million by 2030 as Canada’s population ages and demographics shift, without intervention My goal is to raise $500 and ride 120km (90km route + 30km commute to the ride). Click here to donate: https://lnkd.in/evWJYYjF
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked this🚀 We’re building something big—and we need strong Technical Program Management leadership to help lead it. I'm hiring a Senior Manager, Technical Program Management to drive outcomes while building and scaling a high‑impact TPM practice. This role is for leaders who: - Lead complex initiatives end‑to‑end - Drive real outcomes, not just process - Love contributing to a practice and shaping how work gets done - Create strong collaboration across Product, Engineering, and the business If you’re a results‑driven builder looking to make a meaningful impact, this is it. 👉 DM me to chat. 👉 Learn more or apply here: https://lnkd.in/esmBFCX2 #Hiring #TechnicalProgramManagement #Leadership #BuildThePractice #Growth #Execution #CollaborationEQ Bank | Equitable Bank - Senior Manager, Technical Program ManagementEQ Bank | Equitable Bank - Senior Manager, Technical Program Management
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Luidy Naves liked thisLuidy Naves liked thisGamification has become an integral part of our loyalty program and continues to evolve. I’m excited to share the launch of our PC Optimum Games Hub, an exciting digital destination designed to enhance customer engagement. This new hub, found exclusively within the app, offers an engaging collection of games and interactive content. Give it a try! Eiko Kawano Shelly Bajaj Natalie McLeod Meghan Kirkpatrick Liz C. Areya Desai Max Shay Amara Gutierrez Loblaw Companies Limited Loblaw Digital
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UNIFENAS - Universidade Prof. Edson Antônio Velano
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Activities and Societies: Algorithm Monitor, Helped a project to start e-learning courses, Bachelor of Dissertation: Design Patterns
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HTML5 Advanced Topics
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HTML5 Fundamentals
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Javascript Design Patterns
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MongoDB for Node.js Developers
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MongoDB for Python Developers
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Structuring Javascript Code
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Unit Testing with Node.js
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Website Performance Optimization
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ConectCar
A ConectCar é uma empresa do segmento de serviço de pagamento eletrônico para veículos, usado em pedágios, estacionamentos e no caso da ConectCar na rede conveniada de postos Ipiranga.
Este projeto compreendeu o desenvolvimento de sistemas de suporte a gestão do negócio, envolvendo o website institucional, serviços para o cliente final, funcionalidades para a área administrativa, funcionalidades para os conveniados e integrações com parceiros e provedores de serviços, utilizando práticas…A ConectCar é uma empresa do segmento de serviço de pagamento eletrônico para veículos, usado em pedágios, estacionamentos e no caso da ConectCar na rede conveniada de postos Ipiranga.
Este projeto compreendeu o desenvolvimento de sistemas de suporte a gestão do negócio, envolvendo o website institucional, serviços para o cliente final, funcionalidades para a área administrativa, funcionalidades para os conveniados e integrações com parceiros e provedores de serviços, utilizando práticas, papéis e eventos do SCRUM, framework para desenvolvimento ágil de software.Other creatorsSee project
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