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@bthalpin I found this example to be very interesting and wanted to see if I could golf it down a little with Distances.jl - I think it come out quite clean.
https://gist.github.com/jonocarroll/8180c068fa46fb3a3be4d7bbf0fd146f
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@bthalpin I've been there - at one point the best solution for me was to pin an earlier version of Hugo.
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@bthalpin Cool! FWIW, I just added your blog to my RSS feeds and your two latest posts have
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I learned profiling in Haskell, installed and ran […]
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There is also a subtraction version that seems to know it's not as cute, but is nonetheless happy
(^-^)
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/linear-1.23/docs/Linear-Vector.html#v:-94--43--94-
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@jrosell I've been working on Haskell solutions; I'm proud of Day 5. I have two different approaches for Day 11 that I am also happy with.
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Also, FYI, the #rustlang logo doesn't show up in dark mode AT ALL.
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Day 5 in Haskell has been my biggest learning journey - a proper subgraph topological sort solution https://github.com/jonocarroll/advent-of-code/blob/main/2024/Haskell/day05.hs
The APL solutions have also been really worthwhile in terms of shoving everything into a multidimensional matrix and […]
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@texhewson Interesting, I'll check that out! In terms of format if I was building it myself, I'm tempted to use something like Datomic https://www.datomic.com/benefits.html which stores as EAV+T (a triple plus a time); very amenable to semantic triple processing, but it's unclear that it needs […]