snecs VS advent-of-code-2022

I tried to use Snecs but its type-hinting was not robust enough for VSCode's Pylance. I had to throw it out and make my own simplified version of ECS. I can add single arbitrary components to entity objects but I don't have a global registry for them. Which is too bad since the global registry is a useful and important part of ECS.

I've been closely looking at the Python ECS libraries Snecs and Esper. I was hoping I could use one of them to fix the Python tutorial without making the tutorial about writing an entity-component engine. What I actually want would be a Python ECS library with NumPy for static types, but a library I did find for that didn't have a good enough license for a tutorial. For now I'll be okay with dynamic types just so I can fix my current problems, and I'll think about performance some other time.

The Github Repo can be found here: https://github.com/coreyja/advent-of-code-2022 Advent of Code Site: https://adventofcode.com/2022

I am catching up on the 2022 Advent of Code and am stuck on part two of day three.

Solution

Soluzione TypeScript

I have started doing this years Advent of Code in BQN, which is an APL-inspired Array programming language. It's been wild how different I have to think about stuff in BQN compared to something like Rust. Also the solutions tend to look absurd to the untrained eye E.g. this is the my solution for day 1 after parsing the data: ((0⊑⍒)⊑⊢)+´¨ .

If anybody else is doing AoC - 2022 in lisp, I'd like to follow your solutions.

Just because we can (using Excel for Mac compatible formulas only so far) let's solve https://adventofcode.com/2022

While an experienced programmer, I'm just starting to learn Rust by doing this year's Advent of Code in it. For today's problem Day 03 , I needed to find the intersection of three sets of characters. Using HashSet, I'd expected to be able to do something along the lines of this: