Armin

@Proxy I'm still in Germany I'll be flying on September 26th.

Hopefully not xD @Proxy

Morning

@Memor-X I'd say neutral. I mean, it's Tokyo... But I looked at so much stuff for Kyoto that I was kinda looking forward to it

Now I had an interview about my future department and they said now it's Tokyo...

@Memor-X well, they asked during my application to which office I wanted to go to. They had Tokyo, Kyoto and Fukuoka as choices and said that you needed to be able to communicate in Japanese for Tokyo. So I had to choose between Kyoto and Fukuoka. So I chose Kyoto.

Yeehaw

I'll probably be working in Shinjuku and not Kyoto

Good morning

Good afternoon

@Memor-X well, I'm moving from Germany to Japan, so, it should be worth it xD

Oh yeah, it also removed the region lock as far as i know @Memor-X

There's a long flight i have to be in in two months or so, so having something that can entertain me would be amazing

Among*

Amount other things, yes @Memor-X

@Memor-X i can play snes games for free (and other older consoles). I already paid for super Mario world and Zelda - a link to the past.

On Monday i get all the equipment i need for my 3ds to hack it, yays

Morning

Morning

Nope, i don't...

Nope, because of the boot loop i had to reset my data partition, losing all of my settings

I meant rom.. I have to deactivate automatic word replacement -.-

Yeah, it's just like the windows file it used as swap. And everything benefits from faster room access XD

But I'll lose that one soon, it is borrowed from my University

Oh, I just looked for the model, I have an i5-4200u or something

I don't even use a desktop environment, I simply use i3

So way slimmer

Also with Arch, not windows

@Ave notebookcheck.net/…

@Ave there's not much more performance gain with c++ vs java except everyone in the project is a good with c++

Hmm... And also, I have almost always webstorm and intellij running

Ok, but I found out that most applications take longer with extensions than some ideas that had all those features build in.

Ok, I think the idea stuff is really useful. Can sublime find call hierarchies? Can it find definitions? Can it rename references (only in scope and only the correct ones)?

@Ave are you doing development or data science?

@Ave I like it. And it also had great features like deployment to a store and such things. I don't think it is so but maybe I got used to it because it is way faster than eclipse

Yeah, that sucked. But most of my private stuff I do in node

Pycharm xD

Java was the language for my studies, so, my homework and everything was in java... The later ones seemed so resource intensive

Probably. They use them for scripting

2013 was the last one I liked. But then I also started using more java and node, so I switched to intellij and webstorm

@Ave or to emacs xD

LaTeX is great. If it doesn't have to be pretty and you don't want to do like 20 reformat rounds in word, use LaTeX

For choosing I use Ides (except bag, there I use nano)

I wrote my LaTeX documents with nano

@Ave I used to used nano but I don't get urxterm to use the clipboard, so no copy paste. And I liked atom beforehand, never tried sublime

atom.io

Code is like atom

Rider is a real ide while vs code is just an editor

There's also a movie, but yeah, so naming a food company (or supplements, don't know) like this is stupid

Nope, Rider by jetbrains