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Are there are any periodic newsletters/articles about unique coding tips/techniques that can be subscribed to? I want to expand my arsenal and I'm sure there's some experienced programmers out there hoping to pass on their knowledge.

Of course I could just scour the web and look at other people's code, but its always nice to

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always nice to...? Finish your thought please. – Bernard Mar 26 '12 at 2:30
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ACCU have a public archive of their Overload journal, which I would highly recommend. – Mark Booth Mar 26 '12 at 13:11
I have aggregated my favorites in my blog – suhair Apr 22 at 12:11

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Have a look at /r/programming on Reddit.com. New articles are posted daily.

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Usenet is a good place. comp.lang.c++ is good for C++ discussions.

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Videos of conference talks tend to be good resources. Google I/O, PyCon, Qt Developer Days, etc.

And let's not forget Channel 9.

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