Look I'm no ML engineer or even a data scientist, I'm much closer to PS/VBS/AutoIT land, writing C# Console Applications for really complicated stuff and/or exposing helper methods via a simple web service, but I am increasingly liking F# for its pattern-matching and type providers that let me 'lock down' bugs much more than I can in imperative languages. I get that I'm probably misusing F# for general-purpose stuff, but no matter what I like that I can write my helper web-services in F# now and not just C#/VB.
Hopefully F# will become even more mainstream than it is right now.
Hopefully F# will become even more mainstream than it is right now.