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Comment #25988947
We do. Chaldal (YC S15), see https://chaldal.tech/
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Comment #25315177
Not yet, it has been on my list for a long time. Meanwhile I recommend this blog that collates all good F# content from around the web weekly: https://sergeytihon.com/category/f-we…
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Comment #25312644
Interop is janky. It works, but there are some gotchas that need to be worked around. It works in 95% of the cases without much mucking around, but it's not pretty, so you're bette…
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Comment #25312536
Here's is a simplistic example of a state machine: let transition (state: State) (action: Action) : State option = match (state, action) with | (StateA, ActionA) -> Some StateB | (…
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Comment #25312483
Yes :) That moment when it simply clicks, it's not something that goes away. It has certainly made my day-to-day programming work a lot sweeter, hence I can't shut up talking about…
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Comment #25312468
If you're on a .NET stack, F# is a secret sauce; its just not many have bothered to look :) Maybe discuss with your CTO and make a collective decision to invest in it by understand…
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Comment #25308976
We're an F#-first company and I'd like to share our experience here. All our new code is in F#, we started off from a C# codebase, so that made the transition somewhat manageable, …
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Comment #23515205
Agreed. You can't completely avoid it as we're running on a framework (and libraries) that's based on C#, but we architect our code such that these messy edges that interface with …
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Comment #23515160
As other replies to this comment describe, we make heavy use of opaque types where runtime enforcement of safety is need. Some examples: PositiveFloat, PositiveDecimal, NonEmptyMap…
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Comment #23507506
We, at Chaldal (YC S15, chaldal.tech), use F# in production. Most of our backend projects are in F#, the last one is being migrated over slowly from C#. Our new frontend projects a…
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Comment #23381050
Chaldal ( https://chaldal.tech ) YC S15 | Remote | Full-time We build systems and infrastructure in the developing world. Our primary offering is a vertically-integrated 15-minute …
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Comment #17261760
Try F#
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Ask HN: What is the performance and APK size overhead of React Native on Android?
Can React Native experts share their experience on Android: 1. What is the increase in APK size? 2. What is the impact on app start-up time, compared to Native? 3. What is the impa…
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Comment #14733443
lock them up and dont give them any food
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Comment #13569916
I've taken the approach of converting my models to XML, mostly because they map 1:1 from F#-land to XML-land, and I can use SQL Server's XML Indices, but most importantly, I can us…
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Comment #13544411
Chaldal (YC-S15) | Senior Engineers / Architects | SF, Singapore | Fulltime, Onsite preferred / Remote considered Build out entire tech ecosystems in developing countries. We're a …
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Comment #12949564
We use Xamarin Forms a LOT for our internal and public facing apps. I started exploring it almost 2 years back, because native Android development just sucked, and C# has the async…
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Comment #12578269
If these alien beings are built using javascript (as pictured above in the matrix-esque image) then we definitely have nothing to fear. This phrase should defeat them: "Hi, welcome…
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Comment #11718509
Once you guys made it big, you should rename yourselves to RethoughtDB :)
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Comment #9979046
Absolutely. That said, be prepared to take a lot of long-haul flights :) YC is a value-add, no matter where you're based out of.
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Comment #9979025
Thank you! Actually we believe this can work in all contexts. The immediate value add for the customer is lower prices, better quality, more convenience. We have also seen a lot of…
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Comment #8873316
One word: Zen.
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