High Maintenance focuses on a different customer each episode, which was a creative decision prompted by budget constraints than anything else.
There were no constraints put on anything artistically.
Most media seem to only understand him within those constraints, so that anything he does in public, any stance he takes, any music he performs, any beard he decides to grow, will always be portrayed as a direct result of not his personal choices, but his degree of Muslim-ness.
The game's aesthetic was a result of its technological constraints as much as anything: the squat, balloon animal-like characters, the unmoving, pre-rendered sets – they are artefacts of the PlayStation's limits.
If anything, the constraints now are buyer confidence (about their income and job security) and availability of financing.
And since he does not say anything about constraints or important considerations arising from the distribution of happiness and suffering, the most plausible reading of this passage would involve accepting aggregation, in which the happiness and suffering of all beings are considered together, without attaching significance to how these are distributed.
There's something miraculous in people — a resilience, an infiniteness — which can survive constraint, transformation, reversal, and anything else imaginable.
But in this case, transit planners said, operational constraints prevent them from doing anything more.
We need to use all our international collegiate combined medical knowledge, skill, and wisdom if we are to serve our patients beyond the mathematics of greater-than and less-than signs and the self-imposed statistical fundamentalism that implies that we cannot decide anything beyond the constraints of a P value.
