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Hacking the connexion from the drone to the pilot is doable, and has been done.

Proof-of-concept 15 second renders are doable, feature-length films with non-humans are doable (albeit with a LOT of human intervention), but 90 minutes of CGI humans is a lot harder.

It's very doable anywhere in the country right now, but you can't just float down stream.

As others mentioned, it's doable, but can involve long wait times and hefty landing fees.

A better example might have been a smart contract trust which is 100% doable today.

I vividly remember seeing his blogposts on reimplementing an SSH server in PHP, just to show that it's doable.

If you are supposed to leave kids at 8 and pick them up at 4 then obviously a 1h commute isn't really doable.

For contracts like a website domain transfer this sounds at least initially doable.

It is very doable, we've successfully done it in the past with other chemicals such as ozone.

Laying out a custom ARM mother board using a reference platform is doable, since I've done it for work.

At least for water parks, I think this should be doable.

In that case, yes, it would be interesting to make a system to verify such and probably doable in the short term (ignoring the UI issues which are separate).

"Hello world" is doable in 3 lines instead of 5, granted.

"Characters" - moulding their appearance is almost doable now.

I am completely unfamiliar with Perl and its regular expressions, but from your article and this comment I get the impression that they are Turing-complete, which would mean they're capable of describing any formal language as well as doing any "doable" computation.

I built the epoll, TLS, SSH, webserver and client as "IO layers", such that they can be stacked together arbitrarily (imagine epoll/IPv4 listener -> TLS -> SSH -> TLS -> Webserver, perfectly doable, albeit a little nutty).