No offense but I'm not a big fan of this idea either. Maintaining an application would be a nightmare.

This Euler series is great because Dustin Campbell explains everything he is doing; it's not just a post saying "here's the solution to problem #__."

That is exactly what I couldn't find for some odd reason. Note to self: Check Don Syme's blog for F# info :)

Does anyone know what has been added / removed?

Yea, that would be nice if it was already :) Oh well I do most of my big builds from cmd line anyways

That is absolutely hilarious.

But how long has .NET 3.5 been out?

I can not wait for IronRuby to be fully released.

I'm going to try write something that takes into account the people who's stories you kick most -- if you're kicking one of those top 5 the kick is not going to be weighted as much

if you look the original 6 guys kick history that kicked this, they seem to only kick each others stories -- some of them are great valid stories but some other ones are like this.

How did this get on the front page? This is not even .NET related.

Haha noticed it says "Posted by Ayende Rahien and Oren Eini"

This comment on that post (in response to people saying the name is dumb) is hilarious...

"Despite what some of us have said about the name choice, at least you won't need to change it later down the road when someone points out the unfortunate juxtaposition of the words...like expertsexchange.com

Congrats on the new venture.
Matt on April 17, 2008 07:50 AM "

I don't know about you but I do all my genetic calculations in JavaScript. :)

Yea, as much as JA says .NET needs more open source projects (or a better open source community) ... I hope that this would be OSS'd too.

I am thinking I might run some manually written, simpler JavaScript -- Not stuff that's like DNA Sequence matching algorithms -- The initial results from doing that though still have FF slightly faster.

It's great that more people are getting interested in F# recently.