I have been really interested in F# recently and have been reading a lot of
books and articles. So far, by far the best book I've come across is "F# For
Scientists." <http://www.ffconsultancy.com/products/fsharp_for_scientists/>I
am not a scientist myself but this book has a great treatment of the
core
concepts of functional programming and algorithms, which I am finding is
changing the way I think about programs.

I'd really like to talk with others about this stuff and think I'd get a
better understanding. Is anyone else interested? I will carry this book with
me at all times for the next several months I am sure, so if you want to
take a look at the book I'll be at the next #altnetseattle meeting.

If anyone else is interested, please reply and we can see about
where/when/etc.

--c