There are a lot of cool engineers with cool presentations. You can't watch them all, and filtering by properties of the company backing the work can sometimes b

There are a lot of cool engineers with cool presentations. You can't watch them all, and filtering by properties of the company backing the work can sometimes be a useful way to find only the things more relevant for you. > Also F# on Linux works like charm Yes, my only current knowledge of F# comes from working through tutorials on my Ubuntu laptop. My comment was meant to suggest that F# makes it worthwhile to endure the pains of working in a Windows environment. I love Python, for instance, but would not consider a job coding Python from Windows. For F#, I would consider it.