Administering immunotherapy in the morning seems to really, really matter. Why?3k words, 14 minutes reading timeOwl PostingAbhishaike Mahajan A really lovely exploration of initial RCTs showing a temporal effect on immunotherapy efficacy in multiple cancer types. I can feel the author's enthusiasm through the page.
They are difficult and convoluted and not at all nice. The documentation is poor, widely spread, and difficult to find or trust across the internet. You are expected to instead backup to Google's computer. But I don't want to do that. Android changes a lot, and
Linksys Velop WHW01 and WHW03 Home wireless mesh networks. WHW01 has two radios - for 2.7GHz and 5GHz WHW03 had an extra 5GHz radio for dedicated backhaul (as far as I know, though it could be split as a separate network on initial setup) Linksys encourages setup via their
"I am going to Prague for the week", he boldly declared, to no-one in particular. But rather than fly, I've opted to take the train. And why? I love flying, I do. Love the excitement of taking off, soaring through the air, seeing your homeplace get
So you want to be a SOC Analyst on your new Mac https://blog.ecapuano.com/p/so-you-want-to-be-a-soc-analyst-intro Right now I'm exploring different avenues for working in tech, and in trying to find out about cybersecurity I came across Eric Capuano's excellent "So you want
In which I pretend to be some sort of writer
I awoke from sleep at 9am sharp, my puritanical soul rebelling against the very concept of rest that my tired bones so desperately desired. Checked my phone and smothered myself with a pillow block out the light, and to an extra two hours sleep. Some time last year, while living
Given enough time, any cosy hotel room becomes a prison cell, total freedom a desert. The reverse is also true. It's all perspective, and perspective shifts. Neither the yearn to roam and the need to be home can never be a panacea for people like us. Having liberated
I've been living in Gibraltar for three weeks now. With only two weeks notice, I packed everything up, said my goodbyes, and off I went. Before that I dropped everything and travelled cross country for a new job in the south of England. And for some people, it&
February 2020. A quick trip to Brussel, via Amsterdam. Pleasure, not business. The budget flight is packed with English tourists. Brussel seems normal. Quiet, the off season. Bruxelloise drink biertjes in the café. Rain. News about a far away new virus circulates. Signs in the airport about reporting illness and
You’re the last into the bedspace, trailing the consultant, the middle grade and the ward sister. You’re last in line to find your standing room within the curtain rail’s footprint. Take note of the obstacles. A bedside table placed at an awkward angle: three cups of water
One month after my post, what exactly has changed in the world of… well, in the world? The peak of the COVID outbreak in the south-west has definitely passed, and we were less badly hit than most. Fewer and fewer COVID patients are being admitted to ICU. The hospital is