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Project Euler 5: Multiplicity
The fifth problem from Project Euler asks for “the smallest number that is evenly divisible by all of the numbers from 1 to 20″. The key, for me, was to paraphrase that as “the least… more »
Sliding up the banister
A Terser Right Fold in Java
apocalisp wrote 3 days ago: With a little bit of verbosity in other places, adding Function2 and Function3 (functions of arity 2 … more »
Right-Fold in Java
apocalisp wrote 1 week ago: As an example usage of my Left-Fold in Java, here’s an implementation of a right fold that use … more »
Text filtering with erlang
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muharem wrote 1 week ago: Introduction After a long break I picked up the Erlang book again and my appetite for writing some e … more »
Project Euler 5: Multiplicity
joelneely wrote 2 weeks ago: The fifth problem from Project Euler asks for “the smallest number that is evenly divisible by … more »
Three X eerhT
joelneely wrote 2 weeks ago: The fourth task from Project Euler is to find the largest palindrome that is a product of two three- … more »
A composite function
joelneely wrote 2 weeks ago: The previous post began working with problem 3 from Project Euler. The allFactors function produced … more »
Left-Fold in Java
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apocalisp wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s my incredibly contrived version of a left fold in Java. Calling it is amazingly verbose … more »
Prime time programming
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joelneely wrote 3 weeks ago: “The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers.” - Richard Hamming My interest in pur … more »
IE Jscript Resources
psweatte wrote 3 weeks ago: Here’s a few articles describing Jscript specific guidelines for developing advanced Javascri … more »
Functional Programming in C# - Higher-Order Functions
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Andrew Matthews wrote 3 weeks ago: Functional Programming - Is it worth your time? Functional Programming in C# - Higher-Order Functio … more »
Trading Space for Speed: Memoizing with Ruby Facets
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Daniel Bernier wrote 3 weeks ago: Recently, I talked about a faster, cheaper way to calculate Fibonacci numbers. One of the optimizat … more »
Functional challenge III
Alex Muscar wrote 1 month ago: As I said, in this post I will cover a simple Haskell-like generator implementation in Common Lisp. … more »
The burden of FP, part 3
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joelneely wrote 1 month ago: Inside out This series has used the first problem from Project Euler to look at different programmin … more »
Functional programming - Is it worth your time?
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Andrew Matthews wrote 1 month ago: Short Answer: Yes! Regular readers of the The Wandering Glitch know I focused lots of attention on L … more »
The burden of FP, part 2
joelneely wrote 1 month ago: Do you have anything to declare? Part 1 looked critically an imperative-style solution to the first … more »
Dates and Times in Haskell
Martin Capodici wrote 1 month ago: First Post … I’ll start with something useful and practical. I’ve spent some time … more »
Haskell ramblings and an answer to the challenge
Laurentiu Nicola wrote 1 month ago: First post, so hello everyone. You might have read about Alex’s challenge, but if you didn … more »
Functional programming - coming to a compiler near you soon?
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Andy Brice wrote 1 month ago: We can classify programming languages into a simple taxonomy: Commercial programmers have overwhelm … more »
Functional challenge II
Alex Muscar wrote 1 month ago: The first note I have to make about the sugary [1..] it that it returns a lazy list. So we find ours … more »
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