unfeasible

It's pretty unfeasible to offer the service for a city located 150mi away from a warehouse, for instance.

With some of the analysis and reasoning algorithms, it would be unfeasible to require humans to double-check every step.

But while a commercial space company sounds like a good concept, it's relatively unfeasible to actually build.

But also anything that's complex enough so that dynamically typed implementations become unfeasible or effectively unmaintainable.

But while an electric car sounds like a good concept, it's relatively unfeasible to actually build.

But while a vactrain sounds like a good concept, it's relatively unfeasible to actually build.

Mostly it just becomes economically unfeasible to replace all parts that start failing over time.

Lobby Congress to make pensions unfeasible through carefully constructed legislation and wait 10 years for the payoff to start rolling in.

An 'all campaign donations must be anonymous to the recipient' law would be unfeasible, so limiting contribution amounts severely is the only way.

It might be unfeasible to standardize the posting format for a plugin though..

But unless enough of the people that he wants to connect with (past/present) are in it, then most of the points are unfeasible.

I don't see why it's unfeasible that given enough time and the right environment that an AI could do the same.

And his whole article revolves around that absolute, e.g.: > The idea of "mostly functional programming" is unfeasible.

Unfeasible and uninvestable, but good if you want to get an EU grant I guess.