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"content": "GA Nostr.\n\nAs someone who made a living out of Java, I have to say that in terms of expressiveness, C# is ahead. Sure, its standard library is showing its age a bit, as backward compatibility remains a priority (just like in Java). It also lacks the diversity of OSS projects from the JVM ecosystem.\n\nBut C# isn’t bad at all. And F# is a great language.\n\nGiven that .NET Core is MIT-licensed, I do wonder why we don't see more OSS projects written in F#.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/zHNxbJeEaVM\n\n#DotNet #CSharp #FSharp #OSS #Devstr",
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