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They're not special to Hayate no Gotoku. First technique which is used in all of engineering is a kind of abstraction called black-box abstraction. Take something and build a box about it. Let's see... for example if we looked at that butler-finding method I might want to take that and build a box that sort of says 'to find a butler for x'.

Now it might be a whole complicated set of rules and that might end up being a kind of thing where I can put in, say, Nagi and say what's the butler of Nagi and out comes Hayate.

And the important thing is that I'd like to design that so that if Klaus comes along and would like to find, say, the butler of A and the butler of B he can take this thing and use it as a module without having to look inside and build something that looks like this --- like an A and B, and a butler-finding box, and another butler-finding box, and then something that joins the two together.

They're not special to Hayate no Gotoku. First technique which is used in all of engineering is a kind of abstraction called black-box abstraction. Take something and build a box about it. Let's see... for example if we looked at that butler-finding method I might want to take that and build a box that sort of says 'to find a butler for x'.

Now it might be a whole complicated set of rules and that might end up being a kind of thing where I can put in, say, Nagi and say what's the butler of Nagi and out comes Hayate.

They're not special to Hayate no Gotoku. First technique which is used in all of engineering is a kind of abstraction called black-box abstraction. Take something and build a box about it. Let's see... for example if we looked at that butler-finding method I might want to take that and build a box that sort of says 'to find a butler for x'.

Now it might be a whole complicated set of rules and that might end up being a kind of thing where I can put in, say, Nagi and say what's the butler of Nagi and out comes Hayate.

They're not special to Hayate no Gotoku. First technique which is used in all of engineering is a kind of abstraction called black-box abstraction. Take something and build a box about it. Let's see... for example if we looked at that butler-finding method I might want to take that and build a box that sort of says 'to find a butler for x'.

Now it might be a whole complicated set of rules and that might end up being a kind of thing where I can put in, say, Nagi and say what's the butler of Nagi and out comes Hayate.