February 2016 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

February 2016

• February 29th, 2016: For today's #LeapDay #haskell problem, @geophf asks for your (π) deets! courtesy of @OnThisDayinMath http://lpaste.net/8336236749340540928 Today's #haskell solution *Main> last10idx (take 1000000 π) ~> 999699 http://lpaste.net/6200187768866340864 @OnThisDayinMath 
  
• February 26th, 2016: Doing some geo-plotting with #Wikidata for today's (coming up) #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/7869134501572509696 ... and we extracted State capitol lat/longs from #wikidata with this #haskell solution http://lpaste.net/2256342570529456128 
  
• February 25th, 2016: A little bit of parsing wikidata from a US State/Capitol SPARQL query for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/7506043738804715520 Got SPARQL-y, and today's #haskell solution gets you State capitol data ... in #haskell! (Did I mention #haskell?) http://lpaste.net/1147233748136230912
• February 24th, 2016: Yesterday we sliced, sliced, baby! For today's #haskell problem, we get all dicy wid it! http://lpaste.net/4683779741730209792 converting triples to acids You get a protein, and YOU get a protein, and EVERYBODY GETS A PROTEIN in today's #haskell solution http://lpaste.net/4088917949371383808
• February 23rd, 2016: Today's #Haskell problem has us singing "Splice, Splice, baby!" http://lpaste.net/4813324790125297664  
  And the #haskell solution uses Comonads to chunk the input gene sequence to nucleotide triples http://lpaste.net/306850901920841728
• February 22nd, 2016: This week we'll look at gene sequencing. Today's #haskell problem we'll create a bi-directionally mapped CODON tablehttp://lpaste.net/5133590580013563904 And the #haskell solution tabled that CODONs! http://lpaste.net/6015179222207692800 improving the original along the way.
• February 19th, 2016: For today's #haskell problem, we deliver our customer the product: codes and, well: codes for their reports. YAY! http://lpaste.net/6281519086354563072 Annnnnnnnnddddd the file of TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED CODES! http://lpaste.net/8746184321112473600 
  
• February 17th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem gives ONE MILLION codes to the reports-god ... *ahem* I MEANT reports-GENERATOR! http://lpaste.net/4707338728270462976 ... And the solution:
  Dr. Evil: ONE MILLION CODES!
  Mr. NumberTwo: Sorry, sir, it's only 21900 codes.
  http://lpaste.net/5798834052991549440
  Dr. Evil: ... 
  
• February 16th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem has us parsing MORE! This time regional offices and business units http://lpaste.net/7840815037705879552 And we have our Regional offices and business unitshttp://lpaste.net/6948226477460553728 as a #graph and as a #haskell module 
  
• February 15th, 2016: This week we'll be looking at accounting and generating reports! Because YAY! Today's #haskell problem: parsing foodhttp://lpaste.net/5434234717320773632 Foods: Parsed (but hopefully not eaten. YUCK!), Snark: captured, Chart: pie-d ... HUH?!?http://lpaste.net/2151340485682135040 
  
• February 12th, 2016: Today's #Haskell problem generalizes random strings to sequences of enumerated values http://lpaste.net/2086566589242540032, specifically Gene sequences Today's #haskell solution surely gives us a lot of nucleotides to consider! http://lpaste.net/2201413576650915840
• February 11th, 2016: Writing random strings for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/3636386820536664064 because that's every coder's dream-project. Today's #haskell solution does some stats on the generated random strings http://lpaste.net/652044497311498240
• February 10th, 2016: You generate a set of 'random' numbers. The next set is very similar ... let's fix that for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/4512472853710372864 Today's #haskell solution made rnd more rnd, because reasons http://lpaste.net/6036010844385443840
• February 9th, 2016: We learn the past tense of the verb 'to see' is 'See(d),' 'saw(ed),' or 'sowed' http://lpaste.net/4776920810533158912 and we generate some random numbers. ICYMI that was the announcement for today's #haskell problem: it's a Big Generator. Yes. It is. (*groan Okay, I'll stop) (NEVER!)
  The #haskell solution has us
  shiftR to the Right ...
  movin' to the Left ...
  we are the voices of the
  Big Generator! http://lpaste.net/879893392832593920
• February 8th, 2016: Creating a random seed from POSIX time for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/2781359140864262144 En-split-ified POSIX time http://lpaste.net/8844075898622705664
• February 5th, 2016: We tackle an Amino Acid CODON table for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/6606149825735950336 suggested by a GATTACA-tweet by @randal_olson The Amino Acid table as a #graph #haskell-solution http://lpaste.net/9122099753146908672

• February 4th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem has us create the cal (not Ripken) app http://lpaste.net/846188289084882944 Today's #haskell solution has us Rikpenin' dat Cal! http://lpaste.net/8386114973348134912
• February 3rd, 2016: The Days of Our Lives (or at least of the year) for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/6997792822417948672 These were the best days of our lives! / Back in the Summer of '69! http://lpaste.net/6823202028173393920
• February 2nd, 2016: Dates and Days for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/1501657254015795200 Date nuts and Grape nuts! ... no ... wait. http://lpaste.net/3546538887843151872
• February 1st, 2016: Happy February, everyone! Today's #haskell problem: arrows, monads, comonads! http://lpaste.net/3387588436050313216

January 2016 Haskell One-liners

• January 26th, 2016: define line2Bio so that
  *Main> line2Bio "Birches by Robert Frost" ~> ("Birches","Robert Frost")
  (in 1 line)
• Gautier DI FOLCO @gautier_difolco
  import Data.Bifunctor
  line2Bio = bimap unwords (unwords . tail) . break (== "by") . words
• matthieu bulté @matthieubulte
  line2Bio = on bimap (unwords .) id tail . break (== "by") . words
• January 26th, 2016: define swap points-free:
  swap :: (a,b) -> (b, a)
• matthieu bulté @matthieubulte
  swap = uncurry (flip (,))
• Noah Luck Easterly @walkstherain
  uncurry $ flip (,)
• Андреев Кирилл @nonaem00
  import Control.Arrow
  swap = snd &&& fst

Graphing with Goats

Slides, presented comme ça! Links at the end. Presentation posted on youtube of the meetup.

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3 (I am known for teh kittehs)

4 (graphs-я-borin' is another talk I gave at SanFran GraphConnect 2015)

5. The Beach (not Plastic)

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8. ACID means something very important to DBMSes(eses)(eses)

9. neo4j Graph of Amino Acids (data table, Haskell code)

10. links: linkurio.us, d3js.org, grapheneDB.com

(geddit? links to linkurio.us? geddit?)

11. "sed-butt, sed-butt, sed-butt" my daughters chant around the house all day

Now: Graph-applications:

12. Social Media

13. The Markets

14. The Markets (again) / Managing Complexity

15. Search / (Fraud) Detection

e.g.: Regressive Imagery Dictionary

16. Scoping / (Requirements) Analysis

17. Clustering

18. Errybody say: "YAAAAAAYYYYYY!"

19. Links, en-text-ified:

• What is a Graph? from neo4j.com
• http://neo4j.com/docs/stable/graphdb-neo4j.html
• Regressive Imagery Dictionary-as-Graph (yours truly)
• http://logicaltypes.blogspot.com/p/regressive-imagery-dictionary.html
• Goats (because reasons)
• https://twitter.com/TheSassyGoats
• grapheneDB.com (DaaS)
• linkurio.us / d3js.org 
• @1HaskellADay
• Daily Haskell problem; sometimes Graph (Theory)-related
• Yeah, links to themselves. Yeah.
• Amino Acid CODON table
• data: http://lpaste.net/raw/3763369603112108032 
• problem statement: http://lpaste.net/6606149825735950336 

20. Buh-bay!

January 2016 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

• January 29th, 2016: Yesterday we monaded, for today's #haskell problem, we COMonad! ... with STREAMS! Oh, yeah! http://lpaste.net/2853437990695337984 onesies and twosies, duplicate to our solutionseis! http://lpaste.net/2531970919929217024
• January 28th, 2016: Today: Monads. Tomorrow? COMonads! But today's #haskell problem: monads. http://lpaste.net/3895602141393321984 Todayed we Monaded! Oh, yeah! http://lpaste.net/8618821627204861952
• January 27th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem: A Date-client! http://lpaste.net/3557542263343022080 Not what you're thinking, naughty children! *scold-scold*
• January 26th, 2016: For today's #haskell problem we create a DayOfWeek web service! Woot! http://lpaste.net/5212178701889830912
• January 25th, 2016: Per @SirElrik idea, this week we'll do #Haskell #µservices Today's problem is to JSONify a Day -> DayOfWeek function http://lpaste.net/150850 Date, JSONified http://lpaste.net/7633349000409645056
• January 20th, 2016: Yesterday's problem showed us MLK-day was not a trading day, but WHAT WEEK DAY WAS IT? Today's #haskell problem: http://lpaste.net/3912063664412164096 The solutioneth giveth us the dayth of the weeketh! http://lpaste.net/703919211096834048
• January 19th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem asks: Was yesterday a #trading day? http://lpaste.net/1968281888535609344 And a #haskell solution to the trading calendar? Monoids, of course! http://lpaste.net/1299918534133940224
• January 18th, 2016: Today's #haskell problem is a mathematical conundrum concerning poetry ... yes, poetry http://lpaste.net/4733337870415167488 Langston Hughes and Rob't Frost give us the solution: http://lpaste.net/8014739098407272448
• January 15th, 2016: Yesterday was the Repeatinator2000, for today's #haskell problem we have the GAPINATOR3004!! YES! http://lpaste.net/1481736263689043968 Well, we see HALF the stocks are only mentioned once. But minGaps are NOT telling! Hm. http://lpaste.net/5017845158461308928 
  
• January 14th, 2016: In the sea of data we look for some repeaters for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/781423227393015808 AN (H)istogram? A HISTogram? eh, whatevs. #haskell soln shows LOTS of low frequency mentions http://lpaste.net/8518180312847482880
  
• January 13th, 2016: One chart to rule them all, one chart to find them, one chart to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them http://lpaste.net/161563874967945216 Big Up Chart ... in #haskell, ya! http://lpaste.net/2722111763528024064 
  
• January 12th, 2016: Printing out buy/sell Orders for further analysis http://lpaste.net/2893303782647529472 The charts, ... with the #haskell program that generated them: http://lpaste.net/333157576608841728
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• January 11th, 2016: Prolog. Lists. *drops mic http://lpaste.net/8013339712162889728 For the solution we represent PrologList as a difference list http://lpaste.net/3349987882864476160
• January 8th, 2016: '$NFLX and Chili?' is today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/3944517274819362816 What is this fascination with eating chili whilst watching movies? Case study: $NFLX a solution with several buy/sell scenarios and some open questions remaining http://lpaste.net/6187369537755676672
• January 5th, 2016: We are Y2K16-compliance officers for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/4805789218464858112
• January 4th, 2016: Happy New Year! Today's #haskell problem looks at the World of WarCr–... Oops, I mean the World of Work-flow! http://lpaste.net/5383485916327182336