KekDemaga

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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I'd go for the Threadripper 1950X if that is a requirement then 16 cores, 3.4 GHz, ECC support all for under $1000. Intel doesn't really have anything that meets those requirements at a reasonable price.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
28 cores sure, but they run a base frequency of 2.50GHz. For $1469 you can have the i9-7940X 14 cores at 3.1GHz probably more suitable for a workstation.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
A few years ago I heard an episode of "you bet your garden" where the host got a question about the best lights and setup for growing tomatoes indoors. The host kept asking the guy why he would ever do such a thing as the tomatoes
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I cooked as a job for a while before I moved to software dev and I just enjoy food more than being thin. The effort isn't worth it to me.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
If we continue down the path with this logic, shouldn't citizens who don't find themselves below or near the poverty line and support increasing the role of the government skip the standard deduction to increase the rate of tax th
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
As a fat guy I can say for certain the reason is eating too much.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
The head of infosec was a music major so the head of legal probably has a degree in dance theory.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
"The no-bid contract, which pays $7.25 million, is listed as a “sole source” acquisition, meaning the IRS has determined Equifax is the only business capable of providing this service." If they are the only business capable why no
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Send them a screwdriver first so you can bill twice.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Multiple accounts belonging to a single person, or the same SS number for different people?
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
When you consider the time value of money it becomes an excellent deal.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Is it ever appropriate for people to engage in self determination or should the lack of an easy solution always be an excuse for an individuals actions?
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
People should be able to consume what they want, but what you argue is like saying a chemotherapy doesn't cure cancer because patients give up on it after it makes them feel ill.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
>We know for an absolute fact that cold turkey doesn't work for most people. No, you know that most people who attempt to quit "cold turkey" decide that quitting smoking permanently isn't as important as relieving the
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
$15 is pretty high for 4 python exercises, especially without any examples to show what they would entail.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Alternative medicine, the alternative to medicine.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I don't often agree with statements like this on HN, but this site probably the worst designed I have ever encountered that wasn't made that way intentionally. Seriously terrible. I can't imagine it's all that accessible
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
A quick note, civil forfeiture is clearly illegal under the fourth amendment but courts have moved from a literal interpretation of law to a "the law means what I think it should mean in my better wisdom"* interpretation in regard
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
"Some people make an attempt and fail, thus it must be impossible."
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
> an ultra wealthy 1% can offset the relative lack of wealth in the rest of the 99% Citizens of western nations (the US in particular, median income there puts you among the .3% globally) and the rest of the globe have a similar dynamic
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
He was and still officially is one on paper but evidently he now supports the ACA and war with Russia. If he ran on those ideas its possible that many constituents would of voted differently. If you simply outlined his policies he doesn&#x2
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I remember a similar build up of fears leading up to the Iraq war, many of the same people in the house and senate are banging that old war drum as well. John McCain effectively switched parties to join in on the fun.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
*Unless you are a ISP.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I too have not seem evidence of this claim but I have often heard it repeated. It seems odd that they would make such a claim to me as well.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I can only talk about Paypal from the payer side it's virtually frictionless in my experience and transactions can be disputed via Paypal or my bank. Buying and using bitcoin adds a number of extra steps as well as transaction costs in
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Paypal is two clicks now. Click buy on the site you are buying from, PayPal loads and logs you in automatically, confirm the amount and click pay.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
Multiple backpage (a popular escort site) apps are currently in the store so that can't be the reason.
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
>Heck, look at Joe Arpaio, who recently got pardoned for unconstitutionally targeting Hispanic people who haven't been convicted of any crime. Which party was generally in favor of this, and which party was strongly against? Again,
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
>That is sadly not a typical viewpoint, particularly among conservatives. I consider those people as more GOP enthusiasts than conservatives. An example of a true conservative would be someone like Tucker Carlson or Rand Paul. It's
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by KekDemaga 9y ago
I'm pretty conservative and I can't imagine how having someone understand their constitutional rights would be unpalatable to anyone on either side of the aisle. I want to be tough on criminals but you are only a criminal after yo

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