September 2014 1HaskellADay problems and solutions

September, 2014

• September 1st, 2014: They tried to kill the Metal...I don't know where I'm going with that. But rock-n-roll with today's #haskell exercise http://lpaste.net/110331
• September 2nd, 2014: Good morning! Triangle Sums is our #haskell problem for today: http://lpaste.net/110404 No triangles were harmed in the solution of their sum (nor in the summation of their solution) http://lpaste.net/110432

• September 3rd, 2014: Pay It Forward. What? You didn't think I'd just say: today's #haskell problem is hard and leave it at that, did you? http://lpaste.net/110444 Paid. Or: a constructivist approach reduces the generated sets from 200M+ down to 8 possible solutions http://lpaste.net/110684 That's doable. ... and here is the 'Mr. Clean' version of the solution: fast, and neat. Groovy! http://lpaste.net/110685
• September 4th, 2014: Today's #haskell problem: Abacus words http://lpaste.net/110494 because MRFE says "I don't like your math problems; I want more word problems"
• September 5th, 2014: These 'edgy' relationships these days!  Remember when today's #haskell problem didn't involve graph theory? http://lpaste.net/110543 Data.Graph FTW! http://lpaste.net/110571 A solution to today's 4sum #haskell problem, and it didn't require generating 1625702400 solutions!
• September 8th, 2014: We have puzzles 1 and 5 from the "Montley Stew" problem set for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/110699 The solution-style to Montley Stew isswimming in list-compression stew http://lpaste.net/110750
• September 9th, 2014: King Tut! http://lpaste.net/110789 Our #haskell problem for today is NOT a Pyramid Scheme. Maybe.
• September 10th, 2014: 'Sed' is 'but(t)' just another word ... in "'laddin" http://lpaste.net/110833 Today's #haskell problem is mix-n-match words. "But(t) I sed ..." ARG! Enough with the 3rd-grade humor! On with the solution to the mix-n-match words! http://lpaste.net/110859
• September 11th, 2014: A-plus for you when you solve today's #haskell exercise http://lpaste.net/110862 But an F- (NOT an F# ... geddit?) for /usr/share/dict/words :/ A solution to today's injectInto #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/110891
• September 12th, 2014: Today's #Haskell problem comes from She. She who commands you solve it before coding it. http://lpaste.net/110925 So, you know: there it is. Okay, 'thurt' is a word in WHICH Universe? A solution to today's #haskell 'ditto' problem http://lpaste.net/110955
• September 15th, 2014: "The name of the game is Connect Four!" and today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/111065 as suggested by a tweet from @DrEugeniaCheng. I played Connect 4 against myself and lost! :/ A semi-solution to today's #haskell problem at http://lpaste.net/111105

• September 16th, 2014: There's more than one way to slice and dice a matrix for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/111109 (follow-up to yesterday's Connect4) A Hack-n-slash solution to today's diagonal view of matrices. http://lpaste.net/111130 Thebonus solution is provided back at the Connect Four answer to make that game complete: http://lpaste.net/111105
• September 17th, 2014: Do you Yahoo!? Today's #haskell problem: connecting to Yahoo!'s financial webservice http://lpaste.net/111071 I like my java GREEN! http://lpaste.net/111238 (java means 'coffee') A solution to stock webservice #haskell problem.

• September 18th, 2014: Star (Tuna?) Fish? http://lpaste.net/111216 A radial word-finding/matching game is today's #haskell puzzle. Wait. Quantum...WHAT? http://lpaste.net/111259 A solution to today's #haskell problem using quantum superpositions to solve it. I'm not joking. STAR POWER! http://lpaste.net/edit/111259 A solution for pretty-printing the star-puzzle
• September 19th, 2014: Continued fractions and dual inversionals are today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/111067 It even comes with (thoughts about) flowers. #Ult Today's problem was inspired by a comment, then the main article, from @aperiodicalhttp://aperiodical.com/2013/11/from-the-mailbag-dual-inversal-numbers/#comment-611141 That was some LOOOOOOOONG Division! http://lpaste.net/111314 A solution to today's #haskell problem.
• September 22nd, 2014: Oh, noes! The 'M'-word! http://lpaste.net/111419 for today's #haskell exercise. Project Euler, problem 11: 'M' is for 'Monoid' http://lpaste.net/111435 A solution to today's #haskell problem.
• September 23rd, 2014: "Oh, the snark bites, with his teeth, dear." MACD Knife ... geddit? http://lpaste.net/111468 Today's #haskell problem is a technical indicator.
• September 24th, 2014: Jones, Smith, and Brown work at the Bank... but not Mr. Banks.A logic puzzle from 1957 for today's #haskell puzzle http://lpaste.net/111461. A pair of PhDs (http://lpaste.net/111580) helped to solve today's #haskell problem. Neatly, too, I might add.
• September 25th, 2014: Corned-beef hashi? http://lpaste.net/111452 No, that's not right, and now I'm hungry! :( Shoot! Well, anyway: today's #haskell problem.
• September 26th, 2014: HA! I TOLD you we'd be getting to cipher-text! http://lpaste.net/111459 From the 1700's, still: it IS cipher text for today's #haskell problem. Ooh! The Plot Thickens (like pea soup)! http://lpaste.net/111679 "ALLMENHAVING" and "be mis T r U st ed " is a solution to today's problem.
• September 29th, 2014: Big (Crypto) Generator! http://lpaste.net/111795 Today's #haskell problem is a follow-on to Friday's. Human Error ... WHAT human error?http://lpaste.net/111829 A solution to today's make-your-own-cypto-table #haskell problem
• September 30th, 2014: "I wanna be a blue-collar man!" Yes, but who, and which occupation? http://lpaste.net/111755 Today's #haskell problem addresses this. Plumber, ... or painter? IDK! http://lpaste.net/111876 TWO-solutions to today's #haskell problem (one of them MAY be correct... :/ )