April 2015 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

April 2015

• April 30th, 2015: "SHOW ME DA MONAY!" http://lpaste.net/3352992723589136384 for today's #haskell problem 
  Simple? Sure! Solution? Yes. http://lpaste.net/7331259237240143872
• April 29th, 2015: We take stock of the Stochastic Oscillator http://lpaste.net/8447434917217828864 for today's #haskell problem #trading We are so partially stoched for a partial solution for the Stochastic Oscillator http://lpaste.net/4307607333212520448 
  
• April 28th, 2015: Today's #haskell puzzle as a ken-ken solver http://lpaste.net/6211501623257071616 a solution (beyond my ... ken) is defined at http://lpaste.net/929006498481176576
• April 27th, 2015: Rainy days and Mondays do not stop the mail, nor today's #haskell problem! http://lpaste.net/6468251516921708544 The solution posted at http://lpaste.net/6973841984536444928 … shows us view-patterns and how to spell the word 'intercalate'.
• April 24th, 2015: Bidirectionally (map) yours! for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/1645129197724631040 A solution to this problem is posted at http://lpaste.net/540860373977268224 
• April 23rd, 2015: Today's #haskell problem looks impossible! http://lpaste.net/6861042906254278656 So this looks like this is a job for ... KIM POSSIBLE! YAY! @sheshanaag offers a solution at http://lpaste.net/131309 .
• April 22nd, 2015: "I need tea." #BritishProblems "I need clean data" #EveryonesPipeDream "Deletia" today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/2343021306984792064 Deletia solution? Solution deleted? Here ya go! http://lpaste.net/5973874852434542592
• April 21st, 2015: In which we learn about Tag-categories, and then Levenshtein distances between them http://lpaste.net/2118427670256549888 for today's #haskell problem Okay, wait: is it a group of categories or a category of groups? me confused! A solution to today's #haskell at http://lpaste.net/8855539857825464320
• April 20th, 2015: Today we can't see the forest for the trees, so let's change that http://lpaste.net/3949027037724803072 A solution to our first day in the tag-forest http://lpaste.net/4634897048192155648 ... make sure you're marking your trail with breadcrumbs!
• April 17th, 2015: No. Wait. You wanted line breaks with that, too? Well, why didn't you say so in the first place? http://lpaste.net/8638783844922687488 Have some curry with a line-breaky solution at http://lpaste.net/8752969226978852864
• April 16th, 2015: "more then." #okaythen Sry, not sry, but here's today's #haskell problem: http://lpaste.net/6680706931826360320 I can't even. lolz. rofl. lmao. whatevs. And a big-ole-blob-o-words is given as the solution http://lpaste.net/2810223588836114432 for today's #haskell problem. It ain't pretty, but... there it is
• April 15th, 2015: Poseidon's trident or Andrew's Pitchfork analysis, if you prefer, for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/5072355173985157120
• April 14th, 2015: Refining the SMA-trend-ride http://lpaste.net/3856617311658049536 for today's #haskell problem. Trending and throttling doesn't ... quite get us there, but ... solution: http://lpaste.net/9223292936442085376
• April 13th, 2015: In today's #haskell problem we learn zombies are comonadic, and like eating SMA-brains. http://lpaste.net/8924989388807471104 Yeah. That. Hold the zombies, please! (Or: when $40k net profit is not enough by half!) http://lpaste.net/955577567060951040
• April 10th, 2015: Today's #haskell problem delivered with much GRAVITAS, boils down to: don't be a dumb@$$ when investing http://lpaste.net/5255378926062010368 #KeepinItReal The SMA-advisor is REALLY chatty, but how good is it? TBD, but here's a very simple advisor: http://lpaste.net/109712 Backtesting for this strategy is posted at http://lpaste.net/109687 (or: how a not so good buy/sell strategy give you not so good results!)
• April 9th, 2015: A bit of analysis of historical stock data http://lpaste.net/6960188425236381696 for today's #haskell problem A solution to the SMA-analyses part is posted at http://lpaste.net/3427480809555099648 
  
• April 8th, 2015: MOAR! MOAR! You clamor for MOAR real-world #haskell problems, and how can I say no? http://lpaste.net/5198207211930648576 Downloading stock screens Hint: get the screens from a web service; look at, e.g.: https://code.google.com/p/yahoo-finance-managed/wiki/YahooFinanceAPIs A 'foldrM'-solution to this problem is posted at http://lpaste.net/2729747257602605056
• April 7th, 2015: Looking at a bit of real-world #haskell for today's stock (kinda-)screen-scraping problem at http://lpaste.net/5737110678548774912 Hint: perhaps you'd like to solve this problem using tagsoup? https://hackage.haskell.org/package/tagsoup *GASP* You mean ... it actually ... works? http://lpaste.net/1209131365107236864 A MonadWriter-y tagsoup-y Monoidial-MultiMap-y solution
• April 6th, 2015: What do three men teaching all of high school make, beside today's #haskell problem? http://lpaste.net/667230964799242240 Tired men, of course! Thanks, George Boole! Three Men and a High School, SOLVED! http://lpaste.net/7942804585247145984
• April 3rd, 2015: reverseR that list like a Viking! Rrrrr! for today's problem http://lpaste.net/8513906085948555264 … #haskell Totes cheated to get you the solution http://lpaste.net/1880031563417124864 used a library that I wrote, so, like, yeah, totes cheated! ;)
• April 2nd, 2015: We're breaking new ground for today's #haskell problem: let's reverse lists... relationally. And tag-type some values http://lpaste.net/389291192849793024 After several fits and starts @geophf learns how to reverse a list... relationally http://lpaste.net/7875722904095162368 and can count to the nr 5, as well
• April 1st, 2015: Take a drink of today's #haskell problem: love potion nr9 http://lpaste.net/435384893539614720 because, after all: all we need is love, la-di-dah-di-da! A solution can be found au shaque d'amour posted at http://lpaste.net/6859866252718899200

March 2015 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

March 2015

• March 31st, 2015: Today's #haskell exercise has us looking for a really big pandigital prime http://lpaste.net/6128183741660528640 ... like: REALLY big. Maybe.
• March 30th, 2015: A little math-problem to ease us into the week, suggested by @jamestanton http://lpaste.net/845208190432837632 3 consecutive integers that are co-composed
• March 27th, 2015: Today's #haskell problem is unification of multiple free variables http://lpaste.net/370356889654919168 We find this to be 'CoSimple.' 34 lines (and a new n-to-1 data mapping-type) defining not a 'CoSimple' unifier but now an 'UnSimple' one. http://lpaste.net/8114086012700852224 Ugh!
• March 26th, 2015: Unification is interesting! http://www.cs.uu.nl/research/techreps/repo/CS-2008/2008-027.pdf (Functional Unification paper) Let's look at the unification-problem for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/1572781401336446976 We define simple unification (of up to one free logic variable) in a module called unification.simple, oddly enough. http://lpaste.net/5064654031335456768
• March 25th, 2015: In Old Norse, words end with 'R' (not all). For today's #Haskell problem, relations end with 'R' http://lpaste.net/8067966125595426816 Where I learn to speak Old Norse with a slightly better accent: unifying lists with headR and tailR http://lpaste.net/4854317134819360768 with unifyLists
• March 24th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem we learn that 'kayso' is a word, and we edge a bit more toward pure relational calculushttp://lpaste.net/5312260085655797760 A solution to this relational-calculus problem that is defined over Data/Control logic modules: http://lpaste.net/5718036917765799936
• March 23rd, 2015: WHO KNEW a chance meeting with @webyrd at the POPL06 would lead to today's #haskell problem? http://lpaste.net/7445712320312901632 μBikini I mean: μKanren And the solution implies that monadic-list states are logic programming? http://lpaste.net/8325001449901654016 Perhaps.
• March 19th, 2015: We now learn signal spreads ... like ... margarine! for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/4389894538622140416
• March 18th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem we learn that Jupiter's moon Europa is made from Froyo, and custard! Mmmm! http://lpaste.net/127272
• March 17th, 2015: No quaternions were harmed in today's #haskell π-problem IN SPACE! http://lpaste.net/7134990338598371328
• March 16th, 2105: In space, no one can here you scream "@NASA" (nor anything else for that matter. Today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/7238728062383161344
• March 14th, 2015: Happy π day! A plain-text version of these NASA π-in-space puzzles are available at http://lpaste.net/7533371868384854016
• March 13th, 2015: Okay, ladies and gentlemen, today, in honor of tomorrow being π day, let's take a #coercive #logic break and π it up! http://lpaste.net/7075392225642807296
• March 12th, 2015: I wonder if the suitor's surname is Quinehttp://lpaste.net/5006337360527360000 for today's #haskell problem #coercive #logic
• March 10th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem, we wonder if Balikaya is Aharmanite or Mazdaysian http://lpaste.net/6972955679380209664 #scheherazade #coercive #logic
• March 9th, 2015: In which Iskandar is asked Kamar's Children's ages in Scheherazade's #haskell metapuzzle http://lpaste.net/8990755663210610688 #coercive #logic 
• March 6th, 2015: Champernowne's constant for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/6911025218794291200 Please let me know if you can NOT access this problem: I've marked it private as previous ones are being modified in place. DON'T DO THAT!  In which we show @geophf triumphs with brütish-forcisms for today's #haskell solution http://lpaste.net/2944338052937416704
• March 5th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem, we ponder why they aren't calledLEFT-triangles. Is it a plot? http://lpaste.net/121797 Leftist triangles are subject to the (IO) State (monad) ... geddit? #sigh never mind anyway, solution: http://lpaste.net/122143 Or, put another way: in which we see @geophf can not have a function type that includes -> Int -> ... AND, we really need MapReduce here!
• March 4th, 2015: Truncatable primes (11 in all) are asking to be solved in today's projecteuler.com #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/121528 This @1HaskellADay problem turned into a _TWO_day solution! Worth it? Why, yes, after redesigning _TWO_ libraries! http://lpaste.net/122503
• March 3rd, 2015: There's more than a 1-in-a-million chance there are 'sum' double palindromic numbers in today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/121470 The solution was not too hard, M. Euler! http://lpaste.net/121471
• March 2nd, 2015: What-what! abcde * fghij is equal to ... well, something, it appears. http://lpaste.net/121421 and the prob1, prob2 winners are ...http://lpaste.net/121466 A solution to today's #haskell problem.

February 2015 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

February 2015

• February 27th, 2015: Let's put all our primes in a circle, shall we? http://lpaste.net/121154 Ah, how cute! Today's #haskell problem suggested by @jamestanton @bretthall defines a solution, with some analysis, at http://lpaste.net/121292
• February 26th, 2015: Okay, check this! Today's #haskell problem is as easy as 1, 2, 3! http://lpaste.net/121250 An easy as π solution is posted at http://lpaste.net/121273 ... mmm! π! But is it apple π or ... raspberry π? #couldntresist
• February 25th, 2015: I'd like moccha sprinkles on my double capicua, please. http://lpaste.net/121153 No. Wait. Today's #haskell problem suggested by a tweet from @OnThisDayinMath
• February 24th, 2015: Not satisfied with a simple square-from-square problem @BenVitale takes it up a notch and asks us to cube dat square! http://lpaste.net/121060 We have one solution out of 20k squares posted at http://lpaste.net/121150 : [(39204,39304)]
• February 23rd, 2015: I hereby christen this week a fun-with-numb3rs week, and start us off by learning that 'easierest' is a word, http://lpaste.net/121034, just like 'ginormous.' And the winner is...no, wait! Ladies and gentlemen, we have MULTIPLE winners! http://lpaste.net/121052 Good thing the solution isn't the Lotto No, wait. The problem statement wasn't read carefully by the solution-poster. I blame that wicked, wicked @geophf! Bad geophf! Bad! ;)
• February 20th, 2015: It's a #Borderlands2 Truxican Standoff for you to resolve in today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/120819 The solution is simple really: just a projection into a monad category in order to do some monoidal deduction is all! http://lpaste.net/120916
• February 19th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem we learn that 'AEKL' is a word in English http://lpaste.net/120775 (no, it's not, actually) A megalokaryocyte-solution is posted at http://lpaste.net/120816 (now, that's a common word ... NOT! ;)
• February 18th, 2015: Instead of doing today's #haskell problem, let's go ice skating. No, let's do BOTH! http://lpaste.net/120722 Okay, a loquacious solution? garrulous? Yes. Once one cuts through all the attempts, it's a simple solution, too: http://lpaste.net/120873 ... and updated the solution with the monoidal guarantee-by-implication that the result is unique (instead of just hoping it is) #coercivelogic
• February 17th, 2015: For today's #haskell problem we are asked to 'fix' our monetary problems (or the library, at least) http://lpaste.net/120630 Made Data.Monetary.USD a Fractional instance http://lpaste.net/109653 and eliminated floating point creep #haskell #money #precision 
• February 16th, 2015: Getting a jump-start on the day with two really, really hard math problems for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/120560 A solution in which we learn a baseball costs a nickel ... IN WHICH CENTURY? http://lpaste.net/120560
• February 13th, 2015: Today's SCARY #haskell problem comes by way of @OnThisDayinMath http://lpaste.net/120422 Tonight's late-night movie, Friday the 13th, part III http://lpaste.net/120466 as the solution to today's #haskell problem.
• February 12th, 2015: Gurer ner gvzrf jura ... yeah. That. http://lpaste.net/120388 Today's #haskell problem, thanks to @KenKenPuzzle The solution shows us that it's INTENSE unscrambling words http://lpaste.net/120407
• February 11th, 2015: Change adds up quickly in today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/120320 So, but ... does that mean programming is like ... maths? Nah! http://lpaste.net/120333 A solution to today's #haskell problem
• February 10th, 2015: The price of a letter (or of all letters of the alphabet) http://lpaste.net/120236 is the question for today's haskell problem. In the solution we learn the geophfmeister is down-low on the B.I.G. 323, yo! http://lpaste.net/120294
• February 9th, 2015: 'Oh, no!' ... just another Manic Monday ... AND today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/120196 Oh, noes! Mr. Bill!http://lpaste.net/120208 A solution to the oh, no!-problem.
• February 6th, 2015: It's Friday! Friday! Hava #haskell problem on Friday! Fun-fun-fun! Lookin' forward to the weekend! http://lpaste.net/120087 Groovin' to aRebecca Black solution at http://lpaste.net/120095
• February 5th, 2015: Triangles and Squares as numbers http://lpaste.net/120037 for today's Haskell problem. A Triangulated-squares solution is provided by @bretthall at http://lpaste.net/120040
• February 4th, 2015: Three birds in the hand is better than today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/119926 an ornithologist's delight inspired by @KenKenPuzzle. The solution, using MultiMaps, PartitionedSets, and Arrows is (@geophf-obviously) "WOOT! WOOT! WOOT!" http://lpaste.net/120065
• February 3rd, 2015: We entertain a foolish attempt at a #haskell problem, and then we get serious with six sewing seamstresses http://lpaste.net/119867 A silly seamstress solution is posted at http://lpaste.net/119888 
• February 2nd, 2015: Today's #haskell exercise is all about the #SuperBowl! (No, it's not, but that makes for good copy), or 110, 210, ... http://lpaste.net/119791 The moral (and solution) to this story is: Don't eat cheerios seasoned with basil. http://lpaste.net/119823 Or something like that. Inspired by @bretthall solution, I expanded to include last-3-of-4 digits for solutions to bases 4,5,6 @jamestanton

January 2015 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

January 2015

• January 30th, 2015: Catted Prime Factors http://lpaste.net/119587 Today's answer shows us composed primes. http://lpaste.net/119639 No. Wait. Primes aren't composed, by definition, right? Well, anyway...
• January 29th, 2015: For today's haskell problem we peace-out by making triangles, http://lpaste.net/119524 not war. And our solution: http://lpaste.net/119562 make my day, punk! ... with triangles (extra-spicy, please)! Bleh, our non-partial solution: no fun, no triangles! http://lpaste.net/119562 Can you fix it?
• January 28th, 2015: Criss-cross; http://lpaste.net/119353 APPLESAUCE! ... butnot Christopher Cross for today's Haskell problem. Anndddd, safety first, or don't cross that yellow line! http://lpaste.net/119434 for today's solution.
• January 27th, 2015: What's 'All in the Family'? http://lpaste.net/119319 Elegance is. Today's Haskell problem is about a little bit more elegance. And lines. And triangles. Our solution http://lpaste.net/119326 involves slopes and stuff ... from Elementary School. Remember?
• January 26th, 2015: Just a simple counting-triangles problem using Data.Graph for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/119228 In our solution we put the triangles into a  Graph, counting crows http://lpaste.net/119256 ... I meant: 'triangles.' 
• January 23rd, 2015: A simple request on this fine Friday: solve the 'aug'mented matrix for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/119049 Row-echelon solverSOLVED! (WOOT!s included for free!) lpaste.net/119102
• January 22nd, 2015: Row-echelon form; not solved yet, http://lpaste.net/118964 but PDC! ('pretty durn closer!') Aug! Our matrix has been row-echeloned! http://lpaste.net/119045 A solution for today's Haskell problem.
• January 21st, 2015: Vectors are Num(bers), too ... adding two (same-length) vectors for today's Haskell problem http://lpaste.net/118906 ... and rollin' the vector-addition solution is posted at http://lpaste.net/118907
• January 20th, 2015: May I introduce Miss Abby Normal http://lpaste.net/118862 for today's Haskell problem? Vector normalization for reduced row-echelon form. NORM! A solution to today's Haskell problem is CHEERSfully posted at http://lpaste.net/118898
• January 19th, 2015: Oh, something new for today's #haskell problem? Well, then: how about a ... MATH PROBLEM! ... 'sorta' Eheh. http://lpaste.net/118714 We have a guest who decided to solve the problem: Þor (Thor). http://lpaste.net/118729 THOR SMASH! No. Wait. That's the Hulk. Never mind.
• January 16th, 2015: Let it snow, let it snow, let it matrix-solver! for today's #haskell problem with (Ooh! Ooh!) pretty matrix pictures! http://lpaste.net/118571

Picture. Terminal. Snowflake-matrix. BlinchtenLightzen.

• January 15th, 2015: n, k, and b are all you need (oh, and the answers) for today's Haskell problem http://lpaste.net/118488
• January 14th, 2015: More fun with fractals for today's #haskell problem: plotting the Harriss Spiral http://lpaste.net/118414
• January 13th, 2015: Yesterday we did not learn about the (constructive?) truth of 2+2 = 4. Sorry. Today we try to equate two circled rows http://lpaste.net/118367
• January 9th, 2015: In which it is shown that snarkiness is unavoidable when @geophf presents a Mensa-puzzle for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/118121
• January 8th, 2015: Cressida, a smart little girl (in fact: a Mensan), would like you to determine her age for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/118059
• January 7th, 2015: Fibbing down-low on the fibs! for today's haskell problem lpaste.net/118013
• January 5th, 2015: I'm looking over a 4-leaf tuple/That I overlooked before! #haskell problem today: over definition for Lens-on-tupleshttp://lpaste.net/117906 A solution is 'overdefined' by @bretthall at http://lpaste.net/117934
• January 4th, 2015: It's a new year, and I've just woken up and smelled the Lens-coffee! Bob Marley welcomes you to the New Year with a #haskell problem about #lenses http://lpaste.net/117815 Sing with me! set _2 "love" (1, 2) A solution is offered by @bretthall at http://lpaste.net/117933

December 2014 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

December 2014

• December 30th, 2014: Why can't we all just consensus along? for today's Haskell problem lpaste.net/117487 Pro-, con-, anti-, ... it's all sensus to me! lpaste.net/117490
• December 29th, 2014: Uh, wait! What? It's another day? We need another #haskell puzzler? Here ya go! Rosalind subs (not grinders) http://lpaste.net/117421 Rose petals falling ... and a soution to the #rosalind subs problem http://lpaste.net/117481
• December 24th, 2014: A||B||C == Merry Christmas for today's haskell problem http://lpaste.net/117213
• December 23rd, 2014: Convergence, but not the movie, is today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/117089 A rational solution was posted by @sheshanaag at http://lpaste.net/117232 
• December 22rd, 2014: Yesterday was about the zeroes, today's haskell problem is about the squares http://lpaste.net/116990
• December 21nd, 2014: In which we want to have the most zeros. Fancy that! http://lpaste.net/116932 (I guess we're not playing Dodgeball, then!)
• December 19th, 2014: A question for today's #haskell problem: how do YOUclear a Writer monad's log? http://lpaste.net/116849 A FlushableWriter solutionwas posted by @aditcr8 at http://lpaste.net/117115
• December 18th, 2014: Why can't you spell 'PROTEIN' with proteins?lpaste.net/116723 The solution for this problem is to Eat your proteins, young man! lpaste.net/116808
• December 17th, 2014: In which we find out that Mendel was into the Domme-scene for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/116683 Whether hetero- or homo- a zygous is still a zygous... whatever that is. A solution to today's #haskell-zygous problem is posted at http://lpaste.net/116711
• December 16th, 2014: All actors should relate to today's #haskell problem; it's all about H-A-M-M! http://lpaste.net/116578 Go HAMM it up; #Rosalind will love you. And the solution is so HAMMy! http://lpaste.net/116585
• December 15th, 2014: Wanna Date? In which Jane Austen writes today's #haskell problem in her modern book titled: "The Hook Up" http://lpaste.net/116486 aka Pride and Prejudice. To get to our solution space, first we have to write an l-expr scanner/parser, of course. http://lpaste.net/116558
• December 12th, 2014: In this case 'GC' does NOT mean 'garbage collection' for today's #rosalind #haskell problem lpaste.net/116305. Yeah, not garbage-collected, but a solution, nonetheless http://lpaste.net/116335 
• December 11th, 2014: Why ... you ... wascally wabbit! Today's #haskell problem has a solution multiplying like Fibonaccis! http://lpaste.net/116216 I mean: rabbits. And speaking of rabid rabbits http://lpaste.net/116303, the solution is there. BLARGH! 
• December 10th, 2014: "Hello, Strand, you're looking lovely in that dress!" Complimenting DNA for today's #haskell problem. http://lpaste.net/116147 No, wait: 'comPLEmenting' a strand of DNA. Sorry, Miss Rosalind! A nicely complimented solution to the DNA-complement problem posted at http://lpaste.net/116151
• December 9th, 2014: I think this is my week with dear Rosalind: DNA-to-RNA transcriber for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/116068 Another #TweetedHaskellSolution posted to http://lpaste.net/116071 for today's DNA-to-RNA transcriber
• December 8th, 2014: Rosalind, dear Rosalie, wherefore art thou givest me bioinformatic puzzles to solve, counting nucleotides? http://lpaste.net/115961 #haskell Nucleotide-counter, HO! A nucleotide-counting solution is posted at http://lpaste.net/116011 
• December 5th, 2014: This visit to Liar's-berg (or is it Truth-town?) we encounter only two women, so this should be 2x as easy to solve http://lpaste.net/114437 By coercion, we find that we are in Liarsberg, after all: http://lpaste.net/115769
• December 4th, 2014: Gadzooks! It's (past) that time of day again for the daily #haskell problem. Here: eat some glow worms! http://lpaste.net/114435
• December 3rd, 2014: Substantive citizens (with some substantive hints, for a change) for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/114438
• December 2nd, 2014: There are some curious fractions to find fromprojecteuler.net for today's #haskell problem at http://lpaste.net/114208 Asolution to this curious fraction problem is posted at lpaste.net/114209
• December 1st, 2014: Today's Haskell problem is all about lambda-terms. It has NOTHING to do with for-loops and if-statements, ... NOT ONE BIT http://lpaste.net/115420 Solution: lpaste.net/115452 

10 programming challenge sites

Okay. Whoa!

I saw this off the twitter feed: Ten programming challenge sites

And, from it, I have a new love affair: rosalind.info, a problem-solving site for bioinformatics. I love it. What's not to love!

November 2014 1HaskellADay Problems and Solutions

November 2014

• November 3st, 2014: Let it snow, let it snow, let it ... lambda for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/113682 ... and the answer is Snow Mittens for Snow Kittens! YAY! http://lpaste.net/113716
• November 4nd, 2014: At the First National Bank the MEN like to play chess with each other http://lpaste.net/113734 Today's #haskell problem. Men in banks like playing chess with each other http://lpaste.net/113775 come to find in the solution to today's #haskell logic puzzle
• November 5th, 2014: Doin' the spiral from projecteuler.net, problem 28, for today's #haskell puzzler lpaste.net/113798 Heh, I actually spiraled out to the solution for today's #haskell problem. http://lpaste.net/113111
• November 6th, 2014: From @BenVitale funwithnumb3rs site, we have a, b, and c ... and how simple can today's #haskell problem be? ;) http://lpaste.net/113846It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! is our solution http://lpaste.net/113849 to today's problem
• November 7th, 2014: Making sensical tweets for #ingress for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/113886 A semantical romp through syntax (that is: the solution) is posted at http://lpaste.net/113908
• November 10th, 2014: As I embark on my morning commute, I share today's #haskell problem about ... the morning commute! http://lpaste.net/114038 To get to the solution ya gotta keep on truckin' http://lpaste.net/114068
• November 11th, 2014: Some Coin sums. In for a penny, in for a £ for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/114089 Solution coded, but is it the correct one for counting coins? lpaste.net/113284 How did you do it? HA! I found the problem with my counting-coins solution! Redundancies! Updated solution at http://lpaste.net/113284
• November 12th, 2014: Squares, Cubes and Triangles masquerade as numbers in today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/114158 The square by a cube of a triangle is our digit-picking solution to today's math puzzle http://lpaste.net/114194
• November 13th, 2014: It's all about making the grade. I MEANT: 'THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH'! Yeah, THAT's what I meant. Not: 'making the grade.' http://lpaste.net/114233 Translation: Today's #haskell problem is about making the grade. I MEANT 'SEEKING KNOWLEDGE'! Yeah. That's what I meant. *blush* Isabella makes the grade in today's equational solution lpaste.net/114248 (rant by @geophf provided free of charge).
• November 14th, 2014: 0h, h1 there! for today's #haskell puzzle http://lpaste.net/114276
  
   
• Our bonus solution is coded here (http://lpaste.net/114304), and looks like this:

• ... and the solution (for this puzzle, anyway, and the schema for refinement) http://lpaste.net/114321

• November 17th, 2014: The in-laws bump into Amy and her baby in the perambulator on her daily stroll for today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/114430 For today's solution we find a really roundabout way to say 'brother-in-law' http://lpaste.net/114460 And the bonus solution(http://lpaste.net/114461) we graph it with Neo4J:

• November 18th, 2014: Would you like some chips with that Fish? The #haskell puzzler for today is a 'SOLE' word-square http://lpaste.net/114433 Sole Open Ends Lead! A newspaper-escque headline-y-like solution to today's Haskell puzzler http://lpaste.net/114522
• November 19th, 2014: Next Mensa puzzler for today's #haskell problem. Who gotfirst place in the science fair? http://lpaste.net/114559 Woman Power! A solution to today's Haskell puzzler http://lpaste.net/114583
• November 20th, 2014: "Trick or treat!" But how many bags of candy did the new cashier, to be named later, sell? Solve this lpaste.net/114620 to let her know. The solution is posted here (http://lpaste.net/114635) and graphed out ... for 'funzies.'

• November 21st, 2014: Her Majesty, Queen Victoria (Vicky or Maj to her buds) (not really), has a #haskell poem-puzzler for you: http://lpaste.net/114436 (Standard disclaimer: we make no representation of reigning monarchs, living or dead, implied or otherwise. Besides... the Queen has no buds.) So, that brings to mind two thoughts, or pensées: 

1. you see how I used the royal-'we' there? ;)
2. 2) How sad to be Queen, and have no buds :(

(@1HaskellADay In which it is learned it is a sadness to be Queen, to have no buds withal. :( *sniffle*) The 'clever' solution (http://lpaste.net/114733) comes even with its own 'TA-DAH!' ... gratis. You're welcome.

• November 24th, 2014: Circular primes, from projecteuler.net, is today's #haskell puzzler: http://lpaste.net/114816. A solution to the circular primes problem is posted at http://lpaste.net/114817 
• November 25th, 2014: Have a well-ordered (re)presentation of today's #haskell problem http://lpaste.net/114999  Suffice to say: today's 'date' is 'fig.' geddit? ;) A solution is a (sorta) logical calendar http://lpaste.net/115036 
• November 26th, 2014: Got a question for ya! for today's Haskell problemlpaste.net/115096 1-9 in so many ways http://lpaste.net/115129
• November 27th, 2014: Happy Thanksgiving to all you Haskell aficionados out there! Today's #haskell puzzle set involves da turkeyzzzz! http://lpaste.net/115184 That there is a lot of turkey! http://lpaste.net/115272
• November 28th, 2014: Black Friday. OKAY, FOLKS! TODAY, AND _ONLY_ TODAY, EVERYTHING IS ON SAAAAAAAALLLLEEEE! http://lpaste.net/115229 Today's Black Friday #haskell problem. THESE PRICES ARE ...INSAAAAANNNNEEE! http://lpaste.net/115294 A solution to today's Black Friday logic puzzle.