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It's not F# or Java, it's C++. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2261896 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2261896

• alecco 16y ago
  It could be some left over system from the previous .Net platform causing a knock-on effect.
  • IDisposableHero 16y ago
    It could be anything. Why do you want it to be that?
    • alecco 16y ago
      I don't want it to be that. I'm saying the rumour sounds plausible.
      • IDisposableHero 16y ago
        Not so plausible to me, considering that the old system was in C#.
        • dagw 16y ago
          I'm pretty sure I've read somewhere that they where using F# for some parts.
          • IDisposableHero 16y ago
            Can we have a link please?
  • tzs 16y ago
    That seems unlikely. F# only recently moved from being an experimental language from Microsoft Research to a supported .NET language. The previous system is old enough to predate that.
    • StrawberryFrog 16y ago
      Agreed. and Anderson consulting using an experimental, non-obvious language? I don't see it.