aglavine

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by aglavine 6mo ago
Fiscal deficit. That is the main reason by far of Dollar's destruction. Everything else is wrong or over-thinking.
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by aglavine 8mo ago
No. Agile core is the feedback loop. I can't believe people still don't get it. Feedback from reality is always faster than guessing on the air. Waterfall is never great. The only time when you need something else than Agile is wh
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by aglavine 8mo ago
Roadster will replace S
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by aglavine 8mo ago
Lets call them buses instead of minibuses and each one has the same capacity of a wagon. Instead of 10 formations of 6 wagons you have 60 buses. You have same capacity and one third of traveling time per ride.
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by aglavine 8mo ago
I don't know why I was downvoted for just asking a question. I don't get it. Suppose this scenario: - Instead of big formations, replace each wagon with an electric minibus. - Instead of stopping in all stations, each minibus sto
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by aglavine 8mo ago
At the risk of being näive, Why Tube trains are still a thing? I want underground mini buses, optimizing their stops to the passengers' inside. Most of we passengers go to hub stations. Tubes are like a 100-year old tech without remark
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Check better.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Pinochet was a bloody dictator who left the power willingly and callibg elections. Something Maduro wasn't willing to do in +20 years.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Just a few I found in 5 minutes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Venezuelan_presidential_e... https://youtu.be/qxlpRDr6aEg?si=jQdhOwslOLrZBN_5 https://youtu.be/FRbX18Evcvg?si=OLpsLCY
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Win-win: France, Germany, Korea...
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by aglavine 9mo ago
We are talking about 20% of the population here. A massive wave. They would be impoverished, imprisoned or dead have they not fled. Hard to believe people who stayed are happy about this. But check the news, the web, talk to people objectiv
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by aglavine 9mo ago
They would be impoverished, imprisoned or dead have they not fled. Hard to believe people who stayed are happy about this. And exilees are 20% of Venezuela's population. It was a massive wave.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Venezuela was not a sovereign state, it wasn't people's will at all to have Maduro as head of state, rather the opposite is true.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
It is a totally different business to invade a sovereign state like Mexico or Brazil. Something akin to what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Venezuela was not a sovereign state, it wasn't people's will at all to have Maduro as head of
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Ask people from Venezuela, check the web, the news. They are the main players in all this.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I don't know about Russia, maybe their economy didn't collapse as Venezuela's did. But I really don't know.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. There are already videos if people celebrating in Caracas and all over the World. You can disagree. It is hard to believe narco dictators h
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I don't think oil has something to do with this. As I have mentioned I think the main reason is the cartel has become too powerful and menacing, controlling three countries and expanding.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. There are already videos of people celebrating all around the world. You can disagree. It is hard to believe narco dictators have too much
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Maduro lost elections. 8 millions of exilees can't love him. And I interact daily with exilees. You can disagree. It is hard to believe narco dictators have too much love from people anyway.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I agree it is not clear. My guess is drugs, not because Trump cares, but because they had become too powerful, controlling Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, as well as a wide net of politicians.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Whatever you and I say about this are educated guesses. He wasn't the president. My educated guess is that with Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela, together with China support cartel become too powerful. They systematicallly buy politicians
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I never said that. I said that a wide majority of Venezolans are happy and this was barely mentioned in the comments.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I am not an expert but "Don't like" doesn't sound the same of multinational cartel organization overtaking countries, making 8 million people exilees.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Most people from Venezuela are happy Maduro is out. This is my main concern. Besides that I only have educated guesses.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
Full diaclosure: I am from Argentina. I interact daily with exilees from Venezuela. They are coworkers, they drive my Uber. They are totally happy about this. About trust and respect, I don't see any change. Leftist will keep their man
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by aglavine 9mo ago
At some point is what you believe, but based on lost elections and literally millions of exiled people.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
A wide majority of Venezolans are happy with having Maduro out.
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by aglavine 9mo ago
I am not saying USA did this for the people. I am saying that a wide majority of Venezolans are totally happy about this and most people here aren't concerned about this at all. They just want to talk about their pet political point. A
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by aglavine 9mo ago
1. Most people from Venezuela are happy Maduro is out. A striking difference with people from Ukraine about the invasion. This is the most important thing about this and most people here in comments ignore it. 2. Maduro wasn't even the

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