"NodeJS is a single threaded JS web-server. Well, Emacs is certainly single-threaded." - @nicferrier explaining elnode #emacsconf

The dashing @nicferrier is up next, to convince us that everything needs to be Emacsified. #emacsconf

"Massimo Banzi: How Arduino is open-sourcing imagination"  http://youtu.be/UoBUXOOdLXY  via @youtube

@asz @lagergren The Amazon review on it is nothing short of incredible. Added to my reading list.  http://www.amazon.com/review/RKTAGTQ20UL3Q/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=0262018462&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag= …

Today, we celebrate the birth of a man who has given us many gifts :)

Happy 370th Birthday, Sir Isaac Newton, PRS. pic.twitter.com/rlYg85uz

This article on Memory management in Obj-C is a must read for all iOS developers:  http://memo.tv/archive/memory_management_with_objective_c_cocoa_iphone …

If you read nothing else this week, read Bret Victor's 'Learnable Programming' http://t.co/SYx2LFRt Perspective is everything.

API design best practices: http://t.co/iRUMPOmL and a list of things you should keep in mind when designing an API: http://t.co/y5lX4spE

.@_nipra (setq mac-command-modifier 'meta) More tips here: http://t.co/i3FMQ5Iq

I just filed my taxes using ClearTax. The service is excellent and my experience was super smooth. Highly recommended. http://t.co/LEelgSTw

There is a solution. Give 0 fucks about if you are "behind" or not :) RT @maheshsharma This is so surreal-ly true. http://t.co/sVlXTeYt

Clojure Coding standards: http://t.co/j1JOywFg (If you haven't read them already)

"If you can put a number to it, it probably doesn't count for much" A good, thought-provoking post by @alex_gaynor http://t.co/b1OfH6J1

I cleaned up my tiny cheat-sheets repository, turns out people other than me also find it useful. Who knew? https://t.co/i0IlyEg3

.@wwwtxt is awesome. If you don't follow it already, you really should.

A superb answer to "What makes a good engineering culture?" -> http://t.co/LqxNZxbP

Gerrit users, this post is invaluable for you: https://t.co/sfGAK8uH

Wow, this looks to be a great resource on Monads! RT @rbxbx http://t.co/oZCX5B7L for serious. So good.

A good post on the Nature of Git, something you should understand if you intend to use it as your VCS: http://t.co/wvBh3rn6

.@michelle_desa You might also be interested in this awesome Youtube series: World History Crash Course -> http://t.co/NulqvjSd