rolfeb

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by rolfeb 2y ago
Hi (2xBEP adjuvant, about 8 years ago), Given the high survival rate for testicular cancer, it's easy to feel a bit guilty in the the chemo ward. Yes, most people there are going to be going through a tougher battle, but to offset that
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by rolfeb 4y ago
Oh yeah. My rule of thumb is that the first couple of months in a new job can feel miserable just as you describe above. Don't worry about it, you'll get through it and suddenly you'll find yourself being productive and happ
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Togo achieves major feat of eradicating four neglected tropical diseases(theguardian.com)
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by rolfeb 4y ago
I totally agree. With everyone work remotely (in my teams), there's huge scope for becoming isolated and disconnected. We have a daily status meeting, but it is specifically set up so that the 50% of the time is for talking shit. When
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by rolfeb 4y ago
This is great. I did a few work trips to Tokyo, and always stayed at Shinagawa, so that tune is very familiar to me. And yeah, I did the sightseeing loop of the city as well!
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by rolfeb 6y ago
"A man's got to know his limitations"
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by rolfeb 6y ago
copperfish cop·per·fish a dark seaweed with silvery-white fur, the male of which has plumes of cyanobacteria similar to those of the copperhead "copperfish will hunt bivalve mollusks" This does not sound at all good..
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by rolfeb 7y ago
One person can do very little (unless they do have billions of dollars at their disposal). Why not seek out an activist group in your area and join them? It takes a lot of resources to mobilise people on the streets, carry out campaigns et
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by rolfeb 7y ago
Pretend it is 1990... FTP.
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by rolfeb 10y ago
If there is one thing I have learnt in my career, it's that you can't fix a social problem with a technical solution.
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by rolfeb 10y ago
Fantastic... I wonder what all those surplus people will do?
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by rolfeb 11y ago
Back when I used to work a second job in the evenings, I used to get home around 4-5pm in the afternoon and have a nap. No more than 20 mins (set the alarm clock!). Made a huge difference.
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by rolfeb 12y ago
Read the comments on the blog posting :-)