Links for mid-March see scalable python around corners. And Future Spies on Facebook!

My shared links for March 18th through March 26th:

• 7 Years of YouTube Scalability Lessons in 30 Minutes - Notes from a PyCon talk about the very pragmatic design philosophy at YouTube.

• bkad/discoball * GitHub - shell tool to match and colorize lines of text

• The Pragmatic Bookshelf | The Developer's Code -

• How to see around corners : Nature News & Comment - And we thought the future was flying cars.

• ARM's ultra-low-power fridge-puter chips: Just what the CIA ordered • The Register - Out of context interesting quote: "The spy boss was chiefly concerned with the huge amounts of data that can be collected from American citizens who intend to become CIA agents - in an age when parents set up Twitter and Tumblr accounts for their newborns, managing the identities of future operatives suddenly becomes non-trivial."

• Who needs access? You need access! - new site about open access to research aimed at lay people (I think)