Threw together a quick reading list for people doing JVM-based development http://t.co/0E5g71D1

Fwiw, this site seriously rules for programming language nerds: http://t.co/prAJI3m

In case you're curious what stack we're using (so far) at @banksimple: http://bit.ly/af1ePe

The new Java Performance book looks like a resource on par w/ Java Concurrency in Practice in the "must have" category http://t.co/DnKDKF8F

Reminded, once again, of this wonderful explanation (thx to @billder) of what we're trying to do at @banksimple http://b.qr.ae/hdX1Kr

The SBT getting started guide by @havocp is freaking great, read it if you use SBT http://t.co/yytmb4ne

This post on using Akka & Scala with Stanfords NLP library gives me some ideas for building a Jabber/IRC bot: http://t.co/ogSBjr5O

Very interesting discussion of the differences/similarities between Akka and Twitter Future impls: http://t.co/in1sp7Ld

Btw, I highly recommend watching @viktorklang's talk back-to-back with @marius' for full concurrency awesomeness http://t.co/NiK8xmqi

"Scala may be separating itself from the other Tier 2 languages" from http://t.co/cRNtiNDO

Haskell just got a lot more interesting! RT @galoisinc: Galois releases the Haskell Lightweight Virtual Machine (HaLVM)! http://is.gd/i0M7g

@debasishg you might also check out Conceptual Mathematics, it's been the most accessible intro I've found (http://amzn.to/a0OKpr)

Oh, wow, Forth implemented on top of the MARS Core War VM. http://t.co/no42JsBW

Oh, nice to see that @extempore2's scala repl power mode talk from ScalaDays2011 is online http://t.co/JrnacWl

I have to say, besides Nate Silver, one of the other real winners tonight is @twittereng. Awesome work, folks.

A post I wrote about Akka Futures for the @safaribooks blog is now online: http://t.co/VlrRiE12

@runarorama also, might be worth letting people know that they can get a %40 discount through march 15 with coupon code m840

An excellent series of animated videos on the basics of critical thinking: http://t.co/wnwVu0Mq

And on that note, this is a goldmine and awesome for refreshing what I learned in LYAH http://t.co/KHImcCUJ

If you write Scala, you might want to check this out: Monadic Design Patterns for the Web http://t.co/yBjIlvP9