Dimitar Pachov
@dpachov.bsky.social
Social media is entertainment, not real life.
Storytelling is for kids. Adults grasp abstract concepts via thinking.
What I say may or may not be what I am.
Liking is overrated.
Founding companies is easy. I did it. The hard part is sacrificing principles.
Storytelling is for kids. Adults grasp abstract concepts via thinking.
What I say may or may not be what I am.
Liking is overrated.
Founding companies is easy. I did it. The hard part is sacrificing principles.
But, Americans, collectively, elected this President. They must bear the consequences of their vote.
February 2, 2025 at 10:08 PM
But, Americans, collectively, elected this President. They must bear the consequences of their vote.
You should post more here, but also reply more. You know very well in what systems communication flows in one direction only.
January 27, 2025 at 2:36 AM
You should post more here, but also reply more. You know very well in what systems communication flows in one direction only.
"He has never managed more than 100 people" is not a valid criticism.
E g., most startup founders are similar in that respect.
E g., most startup founders are similar in that respect.
January 22, 2025 at 9:42 PM
"He has never managed more than 100 people" is not a valid criticism.
E g., most startup founders are similar in that respect.
E g., most startup founders are similar in that respect.
How do you ensure patients have broad flexibility for choosing providers like PPO?
December 10, 2024 at 7:26 PM
How do you ensure patients have broad flexibility for choosing providers like PPO?
And the young voted. Loud and clear. They showed the "inflation-fixing" measures may have helped some imaginary economy (a.k.a. the economy of the already rich) but failed them. Tremendously.
That failure doesn't have a short-term impact - it's painfully long.
So, Scott, you got JP very wrong.
That failure doesn't have a short-term impact - it's painfully long.
So, Scott, you got JP very wrong.
November 14, 2024 at 8:08 AM
And the young voted. Loud and clear. They showed the "inflation-fixing" measures may have helped some imaginary economy (a.k.a. the economy of the already rich) but failed them. Tremendously.
That failure doesn't have a short-term impact - it's painfully long.
So, Scott, you got JP very wrong.
That failure doesn't have a short-term impact - it's painfully long.
So, Scott, you got JP very wrong.