DragoonDM

• Motherboard: MSI Z390-A PRO (Bios is up-to-date.)
• CPU: Intel Core i5-9600K
• RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3000MHz (TWO KITS)
• GPU: MSI GAMING GeForce RTX 2060 6GB
• PSU: Corsair CX Series 550 Watt
• SSD: WD Blue 3D NAND 1TB PC SSD - SATA III 6 Gb/s, M.2 2280

Working on a new build, and I'm having issues getting the it to boot up with all of the RAM. Currently only boots with DIMMA2+DIMMB2 occupied, or DIMMA1+DIMMB1 (but with a warning that the slots are non-optimized and A2+B2 should be used if using only 2 sticks of RAM), but I think it's not running the RAM at full speed (BIOS reports the DRAM frequency / DDR speed as "800 MHz" - [BIOS screen](https://i.

A close friend of mine was recently diagnosed with Crohn's disease, and has been more than a little anxious about it since the diagnosis--particularly since the initial diagnosis didn't really include much information.

She has an appointment with a gastroenterologist tomorrow morning and asked me to come along for support. I figured it would be a good idea to see if I could figure out what questions she or I should ask the GI. Not finding too much on Google, so I'm hoping you guys have some suggestions.

I've been ratting in a VNI for a while now, and looking at other ships as potential upgrades. I keep seeing the Ishtar mentioned as a step up from the VNI, but I'm having trouble figuring out exactly how it's an upgrade. What are the benefits over a VNI, and how big are they?

I'm investigating how easy it would be to put together a more robust search feature for a site, and I've been working on implementing autocompletion for searches. My first attempt involved creating a trie out the search index, and then matching the search text against that. The main drawback to this, though, is that it only allows me to match the search text against the beginning of the string, so

Test

would match

Testing product

but not

A product for testing

So, I was wondering if there might be a more appropriate data structure to use here. I've considered rebuilding the trie with all sub-strings (i.e., "Testing product", "esting product, "sting product", etc) and havi

I'm working on a web app, and I'm in the process of adding a user authentication system (probably just going to go with FB/Google auth) so that users can save settings (and possibly progress) with the app. The problem is that there are going to be upwards of 150+ different user settings. I'm planning to use a MySQL database to store user data, and I've heard plenty of times that you never ever store multiple data items in one column, so using a 150+ column table really doesn't seem like the best way to go about doing this. Would two tables, one for basic user info and another for generic "settings" items (name, value, user_id [foreign key]) be a good way to handle this? Or is there a bette

Hey guys!

I have a developer interview coming up, so I decided I'd kill two birds with one stone with a practice dev project that gives me an excuse to start working on learning hiragana and katakana as well. To that end, I made a mobile-friendly kana flashcard web app! I was hoping you guys could offer some feedback and let me know what you think of the app. Specifically:

• Does this seem like a good method for learning hiragana/katakana?
• Is it intuitive? Does the layout make sense? Does it look appealing?
• Did I make any mistakes? Like I mentioned in the intro, I don't know hiragana and katakana (yet), so if I've made any mistakes or misunderstood something I'd really like to know

I applied for an SDE/SDET position at Amazon a couple months ago (entry level; description actually says you have to be a student near graduating to apply for it), and recently got a response. I need to complete an online assessment via InterviewStreet, and I was hoping some of you guys might have some experience with that, and couple possibly point me in the right direction in terms of what I should be brushing up on.

The best answer I could find, in another thread here, didn't make it sound too bad. Mostly basic data structures and algorithms stuff, with some time complexity questio