tdinkar

It's actually 9* (1 + 8 * (1 + 7 * (1 + 6 ..... + 1)))

Start with downloading the hydra.hs file I linked to in the end.

Haskell is not like ruby, it's a bit harder to define functions in the interpreter. It's easier to put them in a .hs file and then :load file.hs

Thanks for this, I added a link in the bottom.

Yeah, we are using chroot (along with other things) to sandbox things on a per request basis.

- Tejas from Team PythonMonk (I built the sandboxing stuff)