What To Fix

Everybody that's interested in F# has played around with some code, and it's amazing how much stuff you can put into a small space with the language, but at some point, you're probably going to get into a situation where you have more than one source file, yet you'd still like to stay functional.

So here's a suggested structure outline for those larger functional projects

This is a privacy and freedom rant. You've been warned.

I was watching a CNN video this morning about the Feds releasing satellite time to local law enforcement. The spokesman was saying how proud we should be that we've spent billions on satellites to spy on foreign countries and now they're being used on us.

Up came the dreaded 99% Rule.

(Note that I've got about half a dozen site aggregation profiles created, of which only 2 were demonstrated)

When Mel Brooks was preparing "The Producers", he did a lot of humming.

His 2001 musical did very well. It won a Tony for Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score, and a Grammy for Best Musical Show Album. Which is really kind of cool, if you think about it.

Because Mel Brooks doesn't write music.

Brooks is a "hummer". He hums up tunes and words until he likes them, and then lets somebody else do all the composition and arrangement.

In our minds we have a picture of a way music is composed. Some guy sitting over a piano sweating away, trying to find the right phrase. But it doesn't always work that way. Music can be hacked too.

A funny thing happened to me over the past two years of playing around with F#.

Programming became fun again.