unnecessary

Sure, they may have the same overhead, but the idea is that your code doesn't do unnecessary defensive cloning all over the place.

This is also bad, since rather than expanding a productive business cash is diverted to creating unnecessary liquidity.

Thus ethereum is essentially a abstraction on bitcoin and introduction of a new currency token (ether) is unnecessary.

And if you don't have the manpower, then maybe reconsider making unnecessary changes in the first place...

Tax lawyers will be better at reducing your tax rate, though they can be expensive (and unnecessary for basic stuff).

Finally, the condescension is unnecessary.

I long for a software that lets me mix logic and usual programming seamlessly, without unnecessary like meta-theories, meta-logic.

However, their eye is on making that sort of sales unnecessary through producing an ads platform that people can go to directly instead.

The only concern I would have here is that Rx.js adds overhead that might be unnecessary in some cases.

One thing that surprised me is that some of the words he criticised as unnecessary foreign words, seemed completely and utterly English to me.

This, in turn, diverts cash from investment into unnecessary liquidity.

They will almost inevitably mean tightly coupling your tests to architecture you know is bad, a mess of unnecessary mock objects and an inability to write tests for real bug scenarios that users report.

It would be an unnecessary complexity to stipulate "the way we interact with objects is through message-passing, except with nil, on which you cannot pass any message, but instead you have to compare it by identity to a global value named nil".

I think he was referring to the "20 sweaty minutes in the back of a Volkswagen after the club and we forgot the condoms" part; but omitting that might fall under "unnecessary detail" rather than "outright fibbing."