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9352744_c0 | 9352744 | haskell | 0 | Title: What prevents an efficient Haskell virtual machine (like JVM)?
Problem title: What prevents an efficient Haskell virtual machine (like JVM)?
Tags: haskell, vm-implementation, jvm
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38281693_c0 | 38281693 | haskell | 0 | Title: Skip module in step while debugging Haskell with GHCi
Problem title: Skip module in step while debugging Haskell with GHCi
Tags: haskell, ghci
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39410968_c1 | 39410968 | haskell | 1 | Root’ cannot be used here (it comes from a data family instance) • In the second argument of ‘Edge’, namely ‘Root’ In the type ‘Edge FileSystem Root Directory’ In the definition of data constructor ‘RootDirectory’ GHCi Commenting out the Edge FileSystem declaration the code compiles and I can try some things in GHCi. *... | Root’ cannot be used here (it comes from a data family instance) • In the second argument of ‘Edge’, namely ‘Root’ In the type ‘Edge FileSystem Root Directory’ In the definition of data constructor ‘RootDirectory’ GHCi Commenting out the Edge FileSystem declaration the code compiles and I can try some things in GHCi. *... | [
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50535973_c0 | 50535973 | haskell | 0 | Title: Type checking in If-then-else expressions
Problem title: Type checking in If-then-else expressions
Tags: haskell
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22570522_c0 | 22570522 | haskell | 0 | Title: Scope of mu (μ) bindings in type theory
Problem title: Scope of mu (μ) bindings in type theory
Tags: recursive-datastructures, haskell, fixpoint-combinators, types
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42451468_c0 | 42451468 | haskell | 0 | Title: Storing the result of a function in a variable used as input to the function
Problem title: Storing the result of a function in a variable used as input to the function
Tags: haskell
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65269188_c0 | 65269188 | haskell | 0 | Title: List of tuples in haskell
Problem title: List of tuples in haskell
Tags: haskell, tuples, list
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69975822_c0 | 69975822 | haskell | 0 | Title: How can I typecheck custom datatypes in Haskell?
Problem title: How can I typecheck custom datatypes in Haskell?
Tags: haskell
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58389204_c0 | 58389204 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell missing parentheses compiles but enters infinite loop
Problem title: Haskell missing parentheses compiles but enters infinite loop
Tags: syntax, parentheses, haskell
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14955627_c0 | 14955627 | haskell | 0 | Title: Shorthand way for assigning a single field in a record, while copying the rest of the fields?
Problem title: Shorthand way for assigning a single field in a record, while copying the rest of the fields?
Tags: record, haskell
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40752538_c0 | 40752538 | haskell | 0 | Title: Preventing operation on a value of custom data type
Problem title: Preventing operation on a value of custom data type
Tags: haskell
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8964362_c0 | 8964362 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell + StablePtr
Problem title: Haskell + StablePtr
Tags: interop, haskell
Problem: Haskell + StablePtr I have a C function calling into Haskell. The C function passes a StablePtr of a Haskell datatype and the Haskell code needs to change some of its values. What's an efficient way to do this? For example, co... | Haskell + StablePtr Haskell + StablePtr interop haskell Haskell StablePtr MyObject CInt CChar Obj Haskell + StablePtr I have a C function calling into Haskell. The C function passes a StablePtr of a Haskell datatype and the Haskell code needs to change some of its values. What's an efficient way to do this? For example... | [
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69854286_c0 | 69854286 | haskell | 0 | Title: Which maximum selection algorithm is faster? (Haskell)
Problem title: Which maximum selection algorithm is faster? (Haskell)
Tags: haskell, performance, algorithm
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13551330_c1 | 13551330 | haskell | 1 | before fmapping the function over it, but the exact same problem occurred. Here are some additional statistics (for a different run of the same program): 5,702,829,756 bytes allocated in the heap 385,998,024 bytes copied during GC 55,819,120 bytes maximum residency (8 sample(s)) 1,392,044 bytes maximum slop 133 MB tot... | before fmapping the function over it, but the exact same problem occurred. Here are some additional statistics (for a different run of the same program): 5,702,829,756 bytes allocated in the heap 385,998,024 bytes copied during GC 55,819,120 bytes maximum residency (8 sample(s)) 1,392,044 bytes maximum slop 133 MB tot... | [
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24029422_c0 | 24029422 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to derive the type of (.).(.)
Problem title: How to derive the type of (.).(.)
Tags: haskell
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24503242_c0 | 24503242 | haskell | 0 | Title: Why i get this error in my haskell code
Problem title: Why i get this error in my haskell code
Tags: haskell
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48473669_c0 | 48473669 | haskell | 0 | Title: Why does this code grow so large in memory?
Problem title: Why does this code grow so large in memory?
Tags: performance, haskell
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54512466_c0 | 54512466 | haskell | 0 | Title: Project Euler #24 in Haskell
Problem title: Project Euler #24 in Haskell
Tags: haskell
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10980650_c0 | 10980650 | haskell | 0 | Title: SQL views in Yesod/persistent
Problem title: SQL views in Yesod/persistent
Tags: sql-view, yesod, haskell, persistent
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14792898_c0 | 14792898 | haskell | 0 | Title: cabal install errors-1.3.1 fails
Problem title: cabal install errors-1.3.1 fails
Tags: cabal, haskell, heist
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8863456_c0 | 8863456 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell search path? Or how to access source files from doc/test folder?
Problem title: Haskell search path? Or how to access source files from doc/test folder?
Tags: haskell
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1252915_c0 | 1252915 | haskell | 0 | Title: Scala: How to define "generic" function parameters?
Problem title: Scala: How to define "generic" function parameters?
Tags: scala, type-inference, polymorphism, haskell
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13220672_c0 | 13220672 | haskell | 0 | Title: How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags?
Problem title: How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags?
Tags: emacs, haskell, haskell-mode
Problem: How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags? I am trying to setup emacs for haskell. I downloaded haskell-mode with el-get and some parts are working (like in... | How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags? How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags? emacs haskell haskell-mode How emacs.d PATH M-x haskell-process.el How do I set up haskell-mode to generate tags? I am trying to setup emacs for haskell. I downloaded haskell-mode with el-get and some parts are working (like i... | [
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14163659_c0 | 14163659 | haskell | 0 | Title: Pi summation running infinitely
Problem title: Pi summation running infinitely
Tags: haskell
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23277838_c0 | 23277838 | haskell | 0 | Title: What is the purpose of the `Typeable (* -> Constraint) Monoid` instance?
Problem title: What is the purpose of the `Typeable (* -> Constraint) Monoid` instance?
Tags: haskell
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26203493_c0 | 26203493 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to use recursion nested for loop in haskell without forloop
Problem title: How to use recursion nested for loop in haskell without forloop
Tags: haskell
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6904169_c0 | 6904169 | haskell | 0 | Title: Managing the IO monad
Problem title: Managing the IO monad
Tags: haskell
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29844824_c0 | 29844824 | haskell | 0 | Title: Must I implement Applicative and Functor to implement a Monad
Problem title: Must I implement Applicative and Functor to implement a Monad
Tags: fam-proposal, functor, haskell, applicative, monads
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54359356_c0 | 54359356 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to fix indentation problem with haskell if statement
Problem title: How to fix indentation problem with haskell if statement
Tags: haskell
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58567334_c0 | 58567334 | haskell | 0 | Title: Non exhaustive pattern error when decoding Huffman tree?
Problem title: Non exhaustive pattern error when decoding Huffman tree?
Tags: functional-programming, haskell, huffman-code, recursion
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11324807_c1 | 11324807 | haskell | 1 | -1.0.0.1 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-persistent-1.0.0.1 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-platform-1.0.5 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-routes-1.0.1.2 failed while unpacking the package. The exception was: user error (trunca... | -1.0.0.1 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-persistent-1.0.0.1 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-platform-1.0.5 depends on zlib-conduit-0.4.0.2 which failed to install. yesod-routes-1.0.1.2 failed while unpacking the package. The exception was: user error (trunca... | [
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46980225_c0 | 46980225 | haskell | 0 | Title: How long does stack keep the packages in its cache?
Problem title: How long does stack keep the packages in its cache?
Tags: haskell-stack, haskell, caching
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876948_c0 | 876948 | haskell | 0 | Title: Higher-kinded generics in Java
Problem title: Higher-kinded generics in Java
Tags: haskell, polymorphism, higher-kinded-types, java, generics
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55662840_c0 | 55662840 | haskell | 0 | Title: Please help understanding Haskell Parallel
Problem title: Please help understanding Haskell Parallel
Tags: parallel-processing, haskell
Problem: Please help understanding Haskell Parallel I have read some docs, using fibonacci as example. Then I started trying to parallelise my code mostly working with list. My ... | Please help understanding Haskell Parallel Please help understanding Haskell Parallel parallel-processing haskell Please Haskell Parallel IPRange Please help understanding Haskell Parallel I have read some docs, using fibonacci as example. Then I started trying to parallelise my code mostly working with list. My code d... | [
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34210719_c0 | 34210719 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: "Could not deduce"
Problem title: Haskell: "Could not deduce"
Tags: haskell
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35518795_c0 | 35518795 | haskell | 0 | Title: Which stage make difference between call-by-name and call-by-value?
Problem title: Which stage make difference between call-by-name and call-by-value?
Tags: haskell, lazy-evaluation
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3989353_c0 | 3989353 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: How to simplify or eliminate liftM2?
Problem title: Haskell: How to simplify or eliminate liftM2?
Tags: monads, haskell, list
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53896580_c0 | 53896580 | haskell | 0 | Title: How does XMonad keys functions gets reduced?
Problem title: How does XMonad keys functions gets reduced?
Tags: haskell, xmonad
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27198061_c0 | 27198061 | haskell | 0 | Title: Prime Number generator with recursion and list comprehension
Problem title: Prime Number generator with recursion and list comprehension
Tags: primes, sieve-algorithm, list-comprehension, haskell, recursion
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59741807_c0 | 59741807 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to write my own Haskell sortOn function
Problem title: How to write my own Haskell sortOn function
Tags: haskell-platform, functional-programming, haskell, sorting, function
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53146472_c0 | 53146472 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell FFI local c header
Problem title: Haskell FFI local c header
Tags: haskell
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9692911_c1 | 9692911 | haskell | 1 | , but I didn't see one. Edit : here are some of the type errors I get: For state = xpure show maybeState : Main.hs:56:16: Couldn't match expected type `State :- ()' with actual type `[Char]' Expected type: () -> State :- () Actual type: () -> String In the first argument of `xpure', namely `show' In the expression: xpu... | , but I didn't see one. Edit : here are some of the type errors I get: For state = xpure show maybeState : Main.hs:56:16: Couldn't match expected type `State :- ()' with actual type `[Char]' Expected type: () -> State :- () Actual type: () -> String In the first argument of `xpure', namely `show' In the expression: xpu... | [
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62033669_c0 | 62033669 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell. Need a function "complimentar" that takes a list whith expanded representation according to the rules
Problem title: Haskell. Need a function "complimentar" that takes a list whith expanded representation according to the rules
Tags: haskell
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34460877_c0 | 34460877 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to avoid whitespace after a tag (link) in Hamlet templates?
Problem title: How to avoid whitespace after a tag (link) in Hamlet templates?
Tags: haskell, hamlet, yesod
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28221948_c0 | 28221948 | haskell | 0 | Title: haskell style pattern matching of parameter values for function calls in R
Problem title: haskell style pattern matching of parameter values for function calls in R
Tags: r, pattern-matching, haskell
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21776225_c0 | 21776225 | haskell | 0 | Title: Why did the Haskell typesystem fail to catch this?
Problem title: Why did the Haskell typesystem fail to catch this?
Tags: haskell, compiler-errors, typechecking
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9168161_c0 | 9168161 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell with IO monad error, from IO to basic type
Problem title: Haskell with IO monad error, from IO to basic type
Tags: haskell
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65338390_c1 | 65338390 | haskell | 1 | If bool ct_t ct_f => x ) ifC STrue a _ = a ifC SFalse _ b = b h3 :: _ => SBool bool -> a h3 c = ifC c f g This approach fails too, this time because GHC deems the type signature of ifC ambiguous, i.e. GHC needs the user to explicitly pass the constraints like h4 c = ifC @ct_f @ct_g c f g Unfortunately, I can't explici... | If bool ct_t ct_f => x ) ifC STrue a _ = a ifC SFalse _ b = b h3 :: _ => SBool bool -> a h3 c = ifC c f g This approach fails too, this time because GHC deems the type signature of ifC ambiguous, i.e. GHC needs the user to explicitly pass the constraints like h4 c = ifC @ct_f @ct_g c f g Unfortunately, I can't explici... | [
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67523690_c0 | 67523690 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell Function that takes a list of elements and returns true if if list contains duplicates, flase if it does not
Problem title: Haskell Function that takes a list of elements and returns true if if list contains duplicates, flase if it does not
Tags: haskell
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64573669_c0 | 64573669 | haskell | 0 | Title: Get all rotations for a string in haskell
Problem title: Get all rotations for a string in haskell
Tags: haskell
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10124419_c0 | 10124419 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: Basic Reading Int
Problem title: Haskell: Basic Reading Int
Tags: haskell, io
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51886345_c0 | 51886345 | haskell | 0 | Title: Quickcheck card generator
Problem title: Quickcheck card generator
Tags: quickcheck, haskell
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59044451_c0 | 59044451 | haskell | 0 | Title: What does the composition "length of sum" mean?
Problem title: What does the composition "length of sum" mean?
Tags: composition, haskell, types
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63602164_c0 | 63602164 | haskell | 0 | Title: Efficiently search for a single element in a large Pandoc
Problem title: Efficiently search for a single element in a large Pandoc
Tags: pandoc, haskell
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12245410_c0 | 12245410 | haskell | 0 | Title: Memory usage of constructors in haskell
Problem title: Memory usage of constructors in haskell
Tags: memory, haskell
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33711392_c0 | 33711392 | haskell | 0 | Title: What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog?
Problem title: What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog?
Tags: reflex, haskell
Problem: What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog? I am just starting with the reflex-dom library and I cannot quite figure out t... | What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog? What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog? reflex haskell What What is the proper way in reflex-dom to handle a modal dialog? I am just starting with the reflex-dom library and I cannot quite figure out the proper and convenient way to w... | [
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19105992_c0 | 19105992 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: Concatenating Lists without using (++)
Problem title: Haskell: Concatenating Lists without using (++)
Tags: addition, haskell, merge, concatenation, list
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4333864_c0 | 4333864 | haskell | 0 | Title: Trick for "reusing" arguments in Haskell?
Problem title: Trick for "reusing" arguments in Haskell?
Tags: coding-style, pointfree, haskell
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62265750_c0 | 62265750 | haskell | 0 | Title: STM and unsafePerformIO in Haskell
Problem title: STM and unsafePerformIO in Haskell
Tags: stm, haskell
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10135287_c0 | 10135287 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to speed up (or memoize) a series of mutually recursive functions
Problem title: How to speed up (or memoize) a series of mutually recursive functions
Tags: mutual-recursion, haskell, memoization
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15475676_c0 | 15475676 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: Calling a function of two variables on N variable
Problem title: Haskell: Calling a function of two variables on N variable
Tags: haskell
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53961314_c0 | 53961314 | haskell | 0 | Title: Extract the Text from a JSON value String Text without pattern matching
Problem title: Extract the Text from a JSON value String Text without pattern matching
Tags: haskell, haskell-lens, aeson
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75278748_c0 | 75278748 | haskell | 0 | Title: Don't understand this collection class syntax
Problem title: Don't understand this collection class syntax
Tags: haskell
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14526254_c0 | 14526254 | haskell | 0 | Title: Find the K'th element of a list using foldr and function application ($) explanation
Problem title: Find the K'th element of a list using foldr and function application ($) explanation
Tags: haskell
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41983125_c0 | 41983125 | haskell | 0 | Title: Write function to get kth element
Problem title: Write function to get kth element
Tags: haskell
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1970484_c0 | 1970484 | haskell | 0 | Title: No instance for (Floating Int)
Problem title: No instance for (Floating Int)
Tags: ghc, haskell, typeclass, types
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21132026_c0 | 21132026 | haskell | 0 | Title: Frequency of characters
Problem title: Frequency of characters
Tags: bytestring, haskell
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21784265_c0 | 21784265 | haskell | 0 | Title: Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters
Problem title: Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters
Tags: fibonacci, haskell, lazy-evaluation
Problem: Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters I have been trying to make a infinite fibonacci list producing function that ca... | Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters fibonacci haskell lazy-evaluation Fibonacci Fibonacci numbers with initial two values as parameters I have been trying to make a infinite fibonacci list producing function that can take first 2 values as para... | [
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42270329_c0 | 42270329 | haskell | 0 | Title: Is there a way to restrict the instances of a possible product type?
Problem title: Is there a way to restrict the instances of a possible product type?
Tags: haskell, types
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4294973_c0 | 4294973 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: Delimit a string by chosen sub-strings and whitespace
Problem title: Haskell: Delimit a string by chosen sub-strings and whitespace
Tags: haskell
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68153180_c0 | 68153180 | haskell | 0 | Title: Trying to replace a character in string with a given character in haskell (without predefined function). for example, input 'hihi' to 'haha'
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19917582_c0 | 19917582 | haskell | 0 | Title: Type in haskell explanation of IO
Problem title: Type in haskell explanation of IO
Tags: haskell
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22057994_c0 | 22057994 | haskell | 0 | Title: How to do store algebraic data type in persistent
Problem title: How to do store algebraic data type in persistent
Tags: yesod, persistent, haskell
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15604290_c0 | 15604290 | haskell | 0 | Title: :: a -> (a -> b) -> b operator (Haskell)
Problem title: :: a -> (a -> b) -> b operator (Haskell)
Tags: haskell
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27337555_c0 | 27337555 | haskell | 0 | Title: Downloading CSV File from Web in Haskell
Problem title: Downloading CSV File from Web in Haskell
Tags: csv, haskell
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1502125_c0 | 1502125 | haskell | 0 | Title: Is there a way to optimise this program in Haskell?
Problem title: Is there a way to optimise this program in Haskell?
Tags: optimization, math, haskell
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52521926_c0 | 52521926 | haskell | 0 | Title: Non-exhaustive patterns in function in Haskell
Problem title: Non-exhaustive patterns in function in Haskell
Tags: haskell
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28125257_c0 | 28125257 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell Error; Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: t ~ [t]
Problem title: Haskell Error; Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: t ~ [t]
Tags: haskell, ghci
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28651327_c0 | 28651327 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell foldr on list
Problem title: Haskell foldr on list
Tags: binary-search-tree, functional-programming, haskell
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21967492_c0 | 21967492 | haskell | 0 | Title: Immutable data from FFI and unsafePerformIO
Problem title: Immutable data from FFI and unsafePerformIO
Tags: ffi, haskell, unsafe-perform-io
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41823706_c0 | 41823706 | haskell | 0 | Title: Cannot make a derived instance of monad transformer
Problem title: Cannot make a derived instance of monad transformer
Tags: haskell, deriving, monad-transformers
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6963380_c0 | 6963380 | haskell | 0 | Title: Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader
Problem title: Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader
Tags: cabal-install, cabal, xmonad, ghc, haskell
Problem: Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader I'm trying to cabal install xmonad with profilin... | Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader cabal-install cabal xmonad ghc haskell Xmonad control.monad.reader Xmonad build failed: cound not find module control.monad.reader I'm trying to cabal install xmonad with profiling and I keep ... | [
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25751194_c0 | 25751194 | haskell | 0 | Title: Can Haskell evaluate and not garbage collect random indexes in a list?
Problem title: Can Haskell evaluate and not garbage collect random indexes in a list?
Tags: garbage-collection, lazy-evaluation, haskell
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40825652_c0 | 40825652 | haskell | 0 | Title: Find factor primes in haskell
Problem title: Find factor primes in haskell
Tags: haskell
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71509877_c0 | 71509877 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell - Couldn't match type
Problem title: Haskell - Couldn't match type
Tags: floating-point, string, haskell
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77084268_c0 | 77084268 | haskell | 0 | Title: Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variable contains a number
Problem title: Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variable contains a number
Tags: function, haskell
Problem: Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variabl... | Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variable contains a number Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variable contains a number function haskell Bool Function that takes a variable (of any type) and determines if said variable contains a number From this sam... | [
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65630317_c0 | 65630317 | haskell | 0 | Title: Can I split a list in Haskell using a delimiter?
Problem title: Can I split a list in Haskell using a delimiter?
Tags: haskell
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32836403_c0 | 32836403 | haskell | 0 | Title: Combine tuples based on first element (Haskell)
Problem title: Combine tuples based on first element (Haskell)
Tags: tuples, list, haskell
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54413440_c0 | 54413440 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell private records like in OCaml
Problem title: Haskell private records like in OCaml
Tags: record, haskell
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56569517_c0 | 56569517 | haskell | 0 | Title: Local dependency with git commit
Problem title: Local dependency with git commit
Tags: haskell-stack, haskell
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57181359_c0 | 57181359 | haskell | 0 | Title: Why can't GHC work out which field to use in this case statement?
Problem title: Why can't GHC work out which field to use in this case statement?
Tags: haskell
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59008960_c0 | 59008960 | haskell | 0 | Title: Haskell: Non-exhaustive patterns in function. No idea why
Problem title: Haskell: Non-exhaustive patterns in function. No idea why
Tags: haskell
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23744304_c0 | 23744304 | haskell | 0 | Title: Write datatype for polynoms in haskell
Problem title: Write datatype for polynoms in haskell
Tags: types, haskell, polynomials
Problem: Write datatype for polynoms in haskell I've to write a datatype for polynoms in haskell. The result should something like this: [] = 0:0 [1:0] = 1:0 [3; 2; 1; 0; 0] = x2 + 2x + ... | Write datatype for polynoms in haskell Write datatype for polynoms in haskell types haskell polynomials Write Liste LeereListe Element List Show Polynom Double hs:6:2 poly1 hs:6:1 Invalid Should Write datatype for polynoms in haskell I've to write a datatype for polynoms in haskell. The result should something like thi... | [
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