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Yikes. I'm profiling a production site and found that a Django template that takes nearly 7 seconds to render. Hoping it's a sneaky DB query

@getsentry Is there a changelog after 3.0? http://t.co/gn7PjCokeE I'm on 3.1 and wondering if I need to change anything when updating to 3.5

@datadoghq looks excellent. What's the easiest HW monitoring tool you support? I've been using monit but you only have cacti and nagios.

255 classes should be enough for anyone:

Release blog post with carefully written examples. Commenters find several ways the examples could be improved. Learn. Rinse. Repeat.

What's the opposite of slurp? Paredit: barf, Clojure: spit. I'm rather sympathetic to smartparens using more explicit names.

It would be wonderful to crowdsource SSL cert verification. I'd like Firefox to say if other visitors are seeing the same cert.

Blogged: No Naked Excepts: http://t.co/eJsARIT7DL

Good code is like a good joke - it needs no explanation. -- Russ @ollyolsen

Argh. Stack Overflow's limitation on 'no <6 character edits' is a real annoyance when you're fixing parens in a lisp answer.

If Clojure supported custom reader macros, I'd add support for #[1 %] as being equivalent to #(vector 1 %). Ah, the power/danger tradeoff.

"CallTrack adds an entry to your Google Calendar for each call you receive, make, or miss." Ingenious.

Today I learnt about `with closing(opened_thing) as foo` in Python. Ensures cleanup in the face of errors. http://t.co/hCUW6b8og7

As Docker matures, it would be clever to publish software benchmarks as Dockerfiles. It would give excellent reproducibility.

Updated from ag (the silver searcher) 0.14 to 0.18. It's a *lot* faster and it was already very quick. Impressive!