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I think you are referencing more of the conversational definition of stoic rather than the philosophy of stoicism.
More of a trend, I call it the Stripe-design language/style, since they are becoming famous for design a lot of people use that as inspiration, it probably converts well, observed common features:

Gradients

Diagonal limits between sessions, these escape a little bit from traditional HTML-boxed content and suggest scroll-down behavior.

Top left Logo, top menubar for quick navigation.

Text to the left, images to the right
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Because I always have a choice with companies: they cannot be monopolies unless helped by governments. Startups and competitors will swiftly punish any bad player in a free market, thus compelling players to behave.

The proof is all around me: everything good comes from companies: cars, computers, my house, my heating furnace, restaurant food, hotels, etc.

Everything crappy and bad is related one way or another with govts: bureaucracy, dmv, borders, postal service, state hospitals, state schools.
Is there something special about that particular stylus? Does anything prevent you from getting a third-party one for a different phone? Or does the phone also have a nifty slot for it?
no clue but I also love the style. Seen it everywhere and can't seem to figure it out.
Which I tried out early on and came to regret as they were not updating comments on meetup pages.

Not to be too critical though, they've created a lot of value for a lot of people, and especially so for me when I moved to NYC. (No good meetups in my podunk hometown of Pensacola...).
If your argument is "most people don't need a desktop", then we're in agreement. So we should stop designing desktop OSs around them, right?
Amazon, as well. Generally speaking, strong stocks keep going up. "Strong" in the sense of innovation and profitability. Twitter, on the other hand, is still struggling.
You can't compare the OP's point, that a tiered internet service would hurt small businesses doing business OVER the internet, to potential "new innovators" in the ISP space being burdened by regulations. That's an absurd false equivalence.

(I'm also lost as to how a company that had the ability or tenacity to compete with Comcast / Verizon would look at basic regulation requirements / legal costs and give up? That's a weird glitch with the libertarian worldview that I could never figure out; how a John Galt-like figure could be an unstoppable titan of industry but also be completely ruined by simple regulations.)

Also, why in "pre-2015 internet days" did we have zero competition / innovation in the ISP space? If you apply the same argument there, that pre-2015 wasn't any different so Title II isn't a big deal, then why can't we just keep it?
And in fact Title II also provides a huge out for wired providers to ignore NN.

NN supporters really should read up on Title II, because they would be opposed to it.
>To get around this in 2015 they "reclassified" ISP's from information services to telecommunications services.

telecommunication: Any transmission, emission or reception of signs, signals,
writings, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other
electromagnetic systems (CS). [1]

It sure sounds like ISP's should in fact be classified as telecommunications services to me.

[1] https://www.itu.int/dms_pub/itu-s/oth/02/02/S02020000244501P... - Article 1.3
Some interesting points, but I think you put a lot into my comment that wasn't there. I suspect it will be impossible for us to communicate empathetically as we have both apparently misunderstood each other.
That bibliography is amazing. The best papers also have great bibliographies where I can dive in and learn mind altering ideas. Boring papers have boring bibliographies that just echo a list of the big papers in a field.
No, the argument is worse than that because it is intentionally inaccurate. The re-framing it aims to perform is misleading and distracts from the issue.
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I honestly do not understand what you are talking about

I am super lucky that my browser, Visual Code Studio and the Jetbrain suite works on Linux Desktop.

My children downloaded Minecraft. Then double-clicked on it to start it. It opened an archive... WTF? How can a desktop environment can do that?

Then they asked me how to start the game their friends play (Star Wars something) . Sorry kids - Windows only.

So yes - people like me who have uber-restricted needs will be relatively fine - the others will be stuck. Try to get a complicated Excel sheet and open it on Linux, good luck.

The community comment makes no sense: there is no Windows community either so what to compare?
I would assume (completely uninformed assumption, however) that WebAssembly without SIMD won't be performant enough to decode this in realtime.
None is necessary since they are both Federally guaranteed and they can’t be discharged by bankruptcy (which is the epitome of stupidity). Indeed, that ‘bargain’ is why Brown is doing this thing.

No collateral is necessary for student debt since they can come after anything you or your cosigners have.

Someone will have to explain to me what is special about this debt that it gets this special treatment.
As I already said: social issues are a big exception, but research shows that social issues are very low on the totem-pole relative to facts based issues. Additionally, I don't think either statement is very common, those examples illustrate extreme individuals that are motivated by hate rather than by a disagreement about particular values. Ironically, your example illustrates my point pretty well since the black community tends to vote for liberal politicians even though they share religious and traditional values with conservatives. The reason for this is a disagreement about which policies are effective not about values, and we saw this play out in the 2016 election when Trump specifically addressed black voters with promises of more jobs, better education, and lower crime rates in black communities.
Again great tech developed in Zurich. Nice to see this.
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They could...or we could keep utilizing the multi-billion dollar investments that have been made in public transportation.

I'm curious as to the arguments that can be made for (presumably government) subsidies for privatized individual transport. I'd be shocked if we see Uber pivot from normal vehicles into mass transit so we have to assume they continue using the current model.

At that point we're offering vouchers for semi-private drivers because...we don't like public transit?
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Do you seriously need a citation for that idea? Why do you think govts exist? Why do all those smart politicians take those fairly crappy paid govt jobs? From the goodness of their hearts?!
THIS.

Thank you for this.

I will quote your response in the future when this point comes up again, if it's OK?

I was listening to Naval Ravikant who makes exactly the same point about Bitcoin.