Some weeks ago, I announced FSharp.NLP.Stanford.Parser and now I want to clarify the goals of this project and show an example of usage. First of all, this is not an attempt to re-implement some functionality of Stanford Parser. It is just a tiny dust lay[...]

This post is about one more FAKE use case. It will be not usual, but I hope useful script. The problem I have faced to is recompilation of Stanford NLP products to .NET using IKVM.NET. I am sick of doing it manually. I posted instructions on how to do it,[...]

Last night I popped down to Southampton to talk about F# in the Enterprise at the Developer South Coast meetup started by John McLoughlin. The group has grown quite a bit since last time I was down in 2010, and the hall was packed with about 50 members. I[...]

Last year was our first NYC F# tutorials and they were just amazing (you can read about them here) but this year’s are going to be even better. We’ve got a lineup including some of the most talented teachers in the F# community, and the tickets are extrem[...]

  Rick Minerich (@rickasaurus) of Bayard Rock has implemented an F# Type Provider for MATLAB (TM). A GitHub home page for the project is also available. He would like people familiar with F# and/or MATLAB to use the type provider and give him feedback on [...]

Earlier I posted about F# Deep Dives and its Early Access Program for reading chapters of the book as they become available. I'm particularly struck by the contents of Chapter 4 - Numerical computing in the financial domain by Chao-Jen Chen. This looks li[...]

I'd like to draw your attention to the Early Access Program for F# Deep Dives, which looks like it will be a wonderful book! F# Deep Dives presents a collection of real-world F# techniques, each written by expert practitioners. Each chapter presents a ne[...]

You can use this to send me secure mails and fuck the NSA :D ASC file with my key (sha1 checksum should be: 1333883bdbf42bceacae2bf0c1fce3756f198d0f) -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32) mQENBFHmTLkBCADgyq1O7spYDgacaKnzRnk[...]

The Progressive F# Tutorials are returning to New York City on September 18-19th! The Progressive F# Tutorials bring together the leading experts in F# to deliver a range of talks, 4 hour intensive hands-on tutorials and discussions, allowing attendees to[...]

The topic of integrating F# and Microsoft Excel arises frequently, particularly in financial, insurance, statistical and data science work. There are several approaches to this, and in a recent discussion about F# in Finance, the topic of Excel DNA came u[...]