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One of the most powerful lessons I learned as a programmer was to use combinatoric spaces to my advantage, rather than allowing them to explode into—for example—handwritten source code.

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@rfleury This reminds me of games and simulations, where entities have a set of attributes.

@rfleury This reminds me of games and simulations, where entities have a set of attributes.

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description@rfleury This reminds me of games and simulations, where entities have a set of attributes.

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  • URL: https://x.com/spacebat/status/1869488275423207781
  • Author: spacebat (@spacebat)
  • Posted: 2024-12-18 21:01:52

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This reminds me of games and simulations, where entities have a set of attributes. That supports the use of entity component systems which gives each entity a key into various tables of related attributes, with subsystems for position/velocity, hit-points, buffs etc.

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