Jeremy Singer-Vine

Jeremy Singer-Vine

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Raised in Berkeley, now living in Brooklyn and working as a programmer/reporter at the Wall Street Journal.
http://www.jsvine.com/
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RT @harrisj: A fire detector that I could mute while cooking would be less of a safety risk than this. http://t.co/35SWK06J

harrisj: A fire detector that I cou

May 24, 2012 - twitter.com
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@bsheridan Build that video-bundling app, call it "The Marathoner".
RT @BizWeekDesign: NEW COVER! NEW COVER! Euro Crisis Bang Head Here http://t.co/BwKs34nk

Euro Crisis- BANG HEAD HERE

May 24, 2012 - flickr.com
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Office Flavia machine inspires little confidence: http://t.co/4UzMC5g7

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May 24, 2012 - twitter.com
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Dan Engber's persuasively skeptical take on the purported link between athletes' concussions and suicide: http://t.co/mtxmGdFR

Are concussions responsible?

May 24, 2012 - mobile.slate.com
Why are we so entranced by these brain-based explanations for suicide, when so many others would do just fine? A collusion of self-interest motivates this belief, and it starts with the players themselves. When former defensive back Dave Duerson killed himself in 2011, there were, as usual, plenty of causes for his misery: Both his parents had died not long before, flubbed business deals had forced him into bankruptcy, and he'd suffered through a divorce amid charges of domestic abuse. But Duerson wanted us to know that his suicide wasn't a sign of weakness, that he hadn't given up in the face of all his woes. Like Seau, he pointed a gun at his chest, so his brain would be preserved for study. He wanted ... Continue reading →
@zseward Said it better than I could. I have a feeling there will be more, too, especially in the world of images/videos.
Re. Readability's Readlists: Seems like they're begging for a copyright lawsuit, no? Like, what if I bundled every article in today's NYT?
Just sent "A Paul Ford Primer" to my Kindle. Readability just made sharing reading lists super-simple: RT @ftrain: Whoa http://t.co/o3Twp36R

Readlists

May 23, 2012 - readlists.com
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RT @jonathanwpeters: Vint Cerf, father of Internet, says Web freedom is under attack, urges Anonymous to stop using cyberattacks as acti ...
RT @palewire: Added a couple fresh Egyptian sites to http://t.co/v3N8r37T as the country votes to choose its next president. http://t.co ...

t.co / Twitter

June 29, 2011 - t.co
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PastPages

May 7, 2012 - pastpages.org
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