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C'est l'heure des crêpes

Arduino, Accelerometer, And TensorFlow Make You A Real-World Street Fighter via @hackaday https://hackaday.com/2019/09/18/arduino-accelerometer-and-tensorflow-make-you-a-real-world-street-fighter/

Ce dimanche après midi à Montréal pour la Sqil : ciné libre, projection de 3 films :
- Les batailles du libre
- LOL, une affaire sérieuse
- HAK_MTL

https://agendadulibre.qc.ca/events/2035
#montréal #logiciellibre

Bagel saumon oignon sauce tartare salade
Frites de patates douces - sauce chipotle
Stout (stoutünstout, pas mal avec un petit goût vieilli en fût)

Bomberust

Serialized map received by the client, some map diffs too. Still some modifications to do on the TlsServer object. But the next step is to do a CLI game with multiple clients connected.

#rust #game

#Rust question. What is your preferred approach to serialize (serde) a struct which contains a Vec<Box<dyn MyTrait>>?

Actually, I have two solutions but not perfect.
1. Implementing Serialize for Box<dyn Trait>, getting the Any object, downcast to structs implementing the Trait and serialize them.
2. Preferred approach for now: https://github.com/dtolnay/typetag

https://github.com/rust-embedded/cross a "zero-setup" cross-compilation tool for #Rust. Seems like cqfd, pretty simple to use and works well.

https://withblue.ink/2019/03/20/hugo-and-ipfs-how-this-blog-works-and-scales.html Maybe I need to finally test IPFS to host my blog too.

Bomberust status:

The connection between the client and the server is working (rustls + tokio). Messages are sent in a RTP packet (manual parsing) and (de)serialized via msgpack.
For now, a player can create a room, launch a game and put a bomb.

Next step: move the player. Then send the serialized map (or diffs) to the client.

#rust #game

@qwerty @Clem_ZDS s'est réveillé y a quelques heures, j'avais oublié ce bot, s'est passé un truc pour la remettre ?

Nouveau billet sur @ZesteDeSavoir :

p2p internals #2
ICE (RFC 6544, RFC 8445)

https://zestedesavoir.com/billets/3277/p2p-internals-2/

#p2p

La Cucaracha:

The Beaglebone is finally ready (debian 9 on the emmc + 64 Gb SD). And the first servo is moving.

Next step, doing a little #Rust to control servo + LEDs (GPIO + PWM)

Arf le rasp qui ne boot plus avec des erreurs de lecture de secteurs. Plus qu'à attendre une nouvelle SDcard...

#rust
What's your favorite way to pick a random element from an enum? iter().collect().choose() or implementing rand::random() like:

```
impl Distribution<Foo> for Standard {
fn sample<R: Rng + ?Sized>(&self, rng: &mut R) -> Foo {}
}
```
?

At least the second one is fully customizable (i.e. changing probabilities, skipping elements from the enum) eg.

https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2018&gist=36e1ba73ddedeee49ce3a100334eade1

via @n0m1s https://hackaday.com/2019/08/12/locating-targets-with-charm-courtesy-of-a-life-size-portal-turret/

Elle est trop bien cette repro !