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when I search for F# tweets , there are so many duplicate tweets and people are having conversation with F# hashtag. I'm not really interested in conversation , but want to check what cool stuff has been shared about F#. so wrote a simple script which searches twitter for F# hashtag, removes duplicate tweets and tweets having conversation. Here is the result-


New F# Cheatsheet in PDF and HTML format using FSharp.Formatting tool http://t.co/iczl1Ge3Hz #fsharp
F# Snippet: Missile Command playable in tsunami.io http://t.co/BiLQxCykJa #fsharp
Building a game in a day with #fsharp & #monogame slides & code samples: http://t.co/8eX64NsqOl
#fsharp #mongodb provider meetup w/ @visemet starting in 15 minutes or so - you can join us online here. https://t.co/o8egTRDAn7
Awesome custom #fsharp query support for #mongodb by @visemet! http://t.co/hJQDNhyNSt
#fsharp #mongodb provider meetup w/ @visemet starting in 15 minutes or so - you can join us online here. https://t.co/o8e…
Wed 6:30 San Francisco, @visemet presents #mongodb #fsharp driver: http://t.co/9GsvZlKhPm. @c4fsharp will broadcast live,…
There is one feature that I'd really like to see in #fsharp OO support... See: http://t.co/r2MOMo74VC Vote: http://t.co/…
There is one feature that I'd really like to see in #fsharp OO support... See: http://t.co/r2MOMo74VC Vote: http://t.co/pfRUzRFGxh
Don't miss the @sfsharp meeting tonight on #mongodb and #fsharp http://t.co/R3iuHzVicY
I highly recommend this book to all #FSharp devs, especially new ones. http://t.co/7jfQ3Hm29F
Do you like #fsharp and live in Sydney? Me too, so please join the new user group! http://t.co/Jfg179Y4i7
F# Snippet: Implement interface by expression http://t.co/vrpbCkz7am #fsharp
The @sfsharp meetup on #mongodb driver for #fsharp will begin in about 10 minutes. Join on Lync now! http://t.co/R3iuHzVicY

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