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That being said, I've seen too many literate programming documents start with 'import some stuff'.

I like literate programming. It's good to encourage clear, punctuated writing. Source code rarely features full stops.

Python signature object: http://t.co/TuYfSrENLv

As of Python 3.3 there's a new way to introspect function arguments. Usage could give elegant code or evil code. $OBLIGATORY_SPIDERMAN_QUOTE

Django admin style tables in any part of a site: https://github.com/bradleyayers/django-tables2 -- one of those 'if only I knew about it earlier' moments.

We're hiring at @editd! If you're a Python/JS person and would like to shake up the apparel industry, let us know!

Bootstrap is great, but having other good options for CSS frameworks helps prevent all sites looking the same: http://t.co/moNGyxohzE

Post Haskell on Stack Overflow, get great help with the problem *and* a 70% code reduction!

Delighted to see one of my Django tickets making it into 1.6! "The get_or_create() method no longer requires at least one keyword argument."

Life Below 600 px: http://t.co/Ewz5DAkBef remains the best use of the web page medium I've ever seen. The design supports the content.

I'm coming to the conclusion that most software-related todo lists are a sign that something can be automated.

"The developers of Wayland are largely present http://t.co/YVnoq04ceQ Server developers." Hardly a bitter rivalry!

@EmacsRocks have you considered adding a gist of all the code used in the videos? I'd like to have something I can copy-paste from.

I've written my first nontrivial piece of Less and found it very pleasant. The ability to give names to metrics and style blocks is powerful

Haskell type-checker can be Turing-complete in some configurations: http://t.co/awf3hXZ8bC