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colbyhub commented on The data-oriented design process for game development computer.org/csdl/magazin... · Posted by u/ibobev
Lately, I've been wanting to explore the DOD pattern in the world of full-stack web development to see if there would be similar benefits. Might put together a proof-of-concept this weekend!
Has anyone else explored this?
For what it's worth, I built a service that allows you to use Google Maps and a dictionary over SMS: https://gistsms.com
I've stopped working on the project but would be curious to hear if there's still interest!
colbyhub commented on Show HN: I made Devzat – It's like Discord but in the terminal, over SSH · Posted by u/quackduck
I just get "Permission denied (publickey)". The README says to just run ssh-keygen, but I already have an RSA key. Does this server only support ed25519 or something?
Using the following helped me join: ssh devzat.hackclub.com -p 443
... to get around my firewall!
For what it's worth, I've heard people have good success with: https://brilliant.org/ (not affiliated)
It's highly interactive and engaging, which helps it feel less dry!
colbyhub commented on Is Grammarly a keylogger? What can you do about it? kolide.com/blog/is-gramma... · Posted by u/terracatta
I've seen people promote Language Tool as an alternative: https://languagetool.org
It appears to be open source and you can host your own server!
This is the only one I use. I've used it for like 5 years and have hundreds of passwords stored. Everything is offline and encrypted with GPG along with being command line driven. It's the ultimate tool for someone who primarily uses a workstation or laptop.
I have a few devices so I store the passwords as a git repo and periodically push/pull between them -- super seamless.
colbyhub commented on The harsh truth of video games programming new.pythonforengineers.co... · Posted by u/shantnutiwari
Could you possibly post a pseudo-code example of how the above would work with ECS? How do you attach the components to the rock object if not inheritance? Would you just have them be functions that you call to include within the rock via a header file or something? Or a separate code module you import, if using Python?
I'm currently building a game engine using flecs as my ECS: https://github.com/SanderMertens/flecs
There's lots of great example code in the docs and within the repo itself, for what it's worth!
https://www.mollywhite.net/etc/ftx-contagion
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