F#

So anyway I have begun my foray into F#.  Because I plan to use .net in my next project I think it will be fun to learn F# in addition to C# and use both languges in the project.  To this end I just ordered Expert F#.  Knowing /prog/ is infinitely more expert then me: 

what does /prog/ think about .net?
what does /prog/ think about F# (ocaml)?
What type of tasks are better to be performed in F# vs C# (Math type tasks heavy)?

Knowing /prog/ is infinitely more expert then me
I don't think you know /prog/, enjoy your illiteracy.

>>12
He did not say he knows /prog/, enjoy your inability to comprehend.

>>13
enjoy your inability to comprehend

>>13
I don't think you know [anything about] /prog/, enjoy your illiteracy.
What else could it mean? That he doesn't know /prog/ personally? Enjoy you're inability to comprehend.

And so the conversation turned... until the sun went down.

>>15
Knowing /prog/ is infinitely more expert then me
He aknowledges /prog/s superiority. It does not mean he knows /prog/.

>>15
^{_{Enjoy you're inability to comprehend.
Enjoy you're inability to
you're inability}
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you're

>>18
Ah yeah, your're.

>>17
He knows a fact about /prog/, that it is superior. Are you stupid?

>>18
YHBT

>>20
By your logic, >>12 is ultimately incorrect, since it's impossible NOT to know anything about something; Because you will know that you don't know anything about it.
That logic doesn't work, and you're wrong. So is >>12 for different reasons.

>>22
>>12 is ultimately incorrect
That's why it's called irony, you idiot. I am facepalming so hard right now.

>>23
So you proved I am right and that both >>12 and you are wrong in an ironical way?
Yeah, after that if I were you I'd facepalm too.

>>24
IHBT