Thank you for this article. The point is not F#. The point is finding a philosophical fit with your code .. a kind of "Drift mode" (like the Del Toro movies - h

Thank you for this article. The point is not F#. The point is finding a philosophical fit with your code .. a kind of "Drift mode" (like the Del Toro movies - https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_3696719 https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_3696719) For me, it was Ruby. I have stopped writing Ruby code and have found other languages that I love now (yes including Typescript), but nothing will replace the enlightenment rush of Ruby. I think all programming languages that exist today are a symbolic representation of different kind of mental models that humans have. When you find one that synchronises with your mental model, it's just magical.