I have never gotten deep into F# but have watched it from a distance for a while. I remember f# 1.0 and thinking this is cool but not fully baked. As f# has gro

I have never gotten deep into F# but have watched it from a distance for a while. I remember f# 1.0 and thinking this is cool but not fully baked. As f# has grown, I feel like because of or in spite of F#, C# has learned new tricks with each version. While I wish I had time to really ramp up and learn every intellectual curiosity I’ve had, I don’t feel like I have ever had enough friction with c# to “switch”. I’m working with very specific problem sets though so my case isn’t everyones. That said I’m still interested in F# and hope to get into it sometime...