It would not, if the AC was implying that Redis would run within an embedded device. Redis is addressed toward use cases like "I need a distributed cache that can effectively cache a hundred-million objects with sub-millisecond access." That, and the other use cases for Redis, are not the kind of things that would be likely to occur for an embedded device.
No. Just, no. What matters is the amount you gave the government relative to the amount you earned, both as an absolute amount and as a percentage of your earnings. Your refund only represents a loan that you gave the government that they are now paying back.
If looking at your refund amount is the sole metric you use to determine whether you are "worse off" or not as far as taxes, then I'm sorry, there is literally no way anyone can make it simple enough for you.
The biggest feature that Java has that I wish C# would adopt is default methods on interfaces. Other than that, C# is linguistically superior to Java in almost every way.
With 64 connected neurons, it's not going to be a high rate of speed. Neurons have a refractory period of about 1-4 ms between each firing, so it'll be more like dial-up modem speed.
Sure, he's a crackpot. A crackpot with a PhD from Cambridge (the Cavendish Laboratory) who is currently doing research at Oxford, and is on the science team for the construction of the largest radio telescope in the world, who's been published dozens of times in tier-1 peer-reviewed astrophysics journals. So, I guess I'll read what the crackpot has to say.
Hmm, I read the AC's comment as satire, along the lines of "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift. In other words, I think he may have been agreeing with you. No matter, since it's the internet, proceed immediately to the verbal evisceration phase.
Research those 44 supposed kratom-related deaths. I have. They were all very tenous conclusions at best. My favorite was the attribution of kratom as the cause of death when the decedent coincidentally also had just gotten a gunshot wound to the chest.
Prove it. A doctor saying Kratom alkaloids were present in the bloodstream, therefore the death was caused by Kratom is a long way from proving that it was even likely as the causative agent. And the typical doctor has next to no knowledge of the pharmacology or toxicology of mitragyine or hydroxymitragynine.
You're being redundant. The problem is the purists who refuse to face reality discredit the entire concept.
True. That also applies to just about any ideology or system of thought humanity's ever pursued.
There's an app for that.
It would not, if the AC was implying that Redis would run within an embedded device. Redis is addressed toward use cases like "I need a distributed cache that can effectively cache a hundred-million objects with sub-millisecond access." That, and the other use cases for Redis, are not the kind of things that would be likely to occur for an embedded device.
So two crackers walked into the Ritz..
No. Just, no. What matters is the amount you gave the government relative to the amount you earned, both as an absolute amount and as a percentage of your earnings. Your refund only represents a loan that you gave the government that they are now paying back.
If looking at your refund amount is the sole metric you use to determine whether you are "worse off" or not as far as taxes, then I'm sorry, there is literally no way anyone can make it simple enough for you.
A screwdriver is just a drill that lacks ambition.
The biggest feature that Java has that I wish C# would adopt is default methods on interfaces. Other than that, C# is linguistically superior to Java in almost every way.
Non-competes are pretty much DOA in California, regardless of the state they were signed in.
That, or an ABM that went off course.
Alexa and Cortana were arguing about which route their Waymo should take...
With 64 connected neurons, it's not going to be a high rate of speed. Neurons have a refractory period of about 1-4 ms between each firing, so it'll be more like dial-up modem speed.
Ambient Surveillance.
Surface-dwelling plants get their carbon from the air (CO2).
Sure, he's a crackpot. A crackpot with a PhD from Cambridge (the Cavendish Laboratory) who is currently doing research at Oxford, and is on the science team for the construction of the largest radio telescope in the world, who's been published dozens of times in tier-1 peer-reviewed astrophysics journals. So, I guess I'll read what the crackpot has to say.
No don't. It's fun watching it happen, in real time. ;)
Hmm, I read the AC's comment as satire, along the lines of "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift. In other words, I think he may have been agreeing with you. No matter, since it's the internet, proceed immediately to the verbal evisceration phase.
I'd be careful about saying that "one of" your online friends isn't a child.
I'm spelling-option challenged, you insensitive clod!
Wow. I know it's impolite to call out typos and misspellings on the internet, but Jesus!
Take 50 mcg of sufentanil and get back to us on that.
Unless it's on Wall Street. Then, ask for straight coffee alkaloids and snort them.
Yes, but that's not a widely known fact because, well, mum's the word on that.
"BANG, ZOOM!"
Research those 44 supposed kratom-related deaths. I have. They were all very tenous conclusions at best. My favorite was the attribution of kratom as the cause of death when the decedent coincidentally also had just gotten a gunshot wound to the chest.
Prove it. A doctor saying Kratom alkaloids were present in the bloodstream, therefore the death was caused by Kratom is a long way from proving that it was even likely as the causative agent. And the typical doctor has next to no knowledge of the pharmacology or toxicology of mitragyine or hydroxymitragynine.