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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
These all sound like things that benefit heavyweight desktop environments and don't really impact tiling window managers at all. I use DWM, no graphical glitches, no tearing, no jankiness, absolutely consistently quick (which actually
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
> I wonder how their high DPI support will compare with other Linux distros. Unity is about on par with Windows, in my experience. So it's usable, but not great. You'll probably run into programs that don't scale well, but
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
48 billion dollars. Per week. So, yes, if we decided not to have a military at all, we could meet the basic income requirements for about 3 months.
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
Thanks!
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
Let's talk USA. About 320,000,000 citizens (presumably basic income is for everyone). Let's assume $150 a week (it being $15/hr for 1/4 of an optimistic work week). That gives us 48 billion dollars that have to come from
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
I use Spacemacs for Clojure at the moment and I quite enjoy it. My only problem is there doesn't seem to be a way to insert a newline in the repl without submitting the line for evaluation (I want to be able to structure a function def
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
Clojure for the Brave and True is, in my opinion, more substantial than _why's Poignant Guide. It moves faster, guides you through some real (if small) projects, and the whimsical tone is really just some flavoring rather than the whol
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
I stand corrected
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by luck_fenovo 10y ago
It also no longer means someone who shovels coal into a steam engine