Alex Holva @Alexholva

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

3 days ago

@Ihartitz @DaveKluge are you the same person?

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

2 months ago

@RossTuckerNFL My great uncle Steve Meilinger drafted 8th overall in 1954, may or may not have had $1,800 counted off by a Kentucky coach in a hotel to sway him.

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

3 months ago

@hills_have_pies Hey Emily - is there a Twitter group chat for Denver live drafters? I’m signed up to draft there!

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@TechLayoffLover When you are a VP (or what a company considers executive) you generally sign a severance agreement that states what you’ll receive if involuntary separated without cause (role elimination, ownership change, etc.). May still negotiate some factors still, but they have $$ secured.

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

6 months ago

@AllbrightNFL @ISMC79 Also.. can’t he just buy an insurance policy to protect against slipping in the draft due to injury?

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

6 months ago

Leadership.

Federal Reserve @federalreserve

6 months ago

Video message from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell: federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe…

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

8 months ago

@FinallyFoolin @GrahamStephan Not an expert! Exploring possibilities is great, I agree. Many policies however benefit incumbents, and we should consider who wins/loses before an irreversible change. Would love to hear how this policy bring more inventory w/o making it less affordable for new buyers.

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

8 months ago

@FinallyFoolin @GrahamStephan Agree inventory is an issue, but wouldn't a first principles approach just be to build more housing? Austin is a great example. Portability may unlock some cheaper housing at first after people upgrade, but long-term? Thoughts on the unintended consequences I mentioned?

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

8 months ago

@GrahamStephan @FinallyFoolin Also this would be another unnatural force to maintain high housing prices. Incumbents will be able to bid higher on homes because they have a lower rate, when otherwise a higher rate environment would theoretically keep prices in check (supply/demand constant) ?

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

8 months ago

@GrahamStephan @FinallyFoolin Won’t the loser here be new buyers who will be charged higher interest rates. Portability increases the duration of the loan and a bank’s interest rate risk sensitivity. Good on paper, but another policy that hurts younger people and helps incumbents.

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

10 months ago

@RollSpides Oof. Glad my dad found you though!

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

11 months ago

@grok @DutchM83 @grok do this for my profile too

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

11 months ago

@WillieBobSteve Lmao that chant was booming! What a great crowd today. #SFBPhilly

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

11 months ago

When you win a signed mystery jersey auction in Philly, and it’s a Cowboy’s jersey 😭 #SFB15

Jeremy - r/fantasyfootball mod @RedditFFMod

11 months ago

@FantasyCaresOrg @SalLetoFF When you bit a nice amount for a blind box … and it’s a Cowboys jersey at #SFBPhilly

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

11 months ago

@Reddit_FF @FantasyCaresOrg @SalLetoFF Hah. Thanks for this Jeremy! Definitely a pained smile on my face there. For a great cause though!

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

12 months ago

@CantALoupe_FF Wow. Heck of a start.

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Joseph Carlson @joecarlsonshow

a year ago

A few thoughts on Robinhoods tokens. I think it's a good thing to put pressure on these massive private companies to go public, here's why: - They rely heavily on the US consumer, but are not giving the US consumer any way to benefit from their growth - They are structurally important to the US economy, but they avoid regulatory oversight by remaining private. Private companies are not required to disclose their financials, conflicts of interest, etc. It's healthy to have very large companies have greater oversight - It is deeply fundamentally unfair to give a special class of investors like Marc Andreessen, Peter Thiel, Brad Gerstner, Reid Hoffman, and all the Y-Combinator bros continual access to these amazing companies and leave everyone else out, this furthers wealth inequality to exclude all but a few from being able to participate I don't plan on buying any of these Robinhood tokens, but I hope they're successful in pushing these companies to become public faster than they are.

Joseph Carlson @joecarlsonshow

a year ago

Instead of getting upset that people are finding a round-about way to invest in the outcome of your company, why not just go public and give everyone the same opportunity Marc Andreessen, Brad Gerstner, Peter Thiel, and other elite investors have?

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Alex Holva @Alexholva

a year ago

Reality: This will result in less revenue for the government, punish all bettors, and fatten the earnings of DK and Fanduel by forcing sharp bettors out of the market. Corrupt organization.

American Gaming Association @AmericanGaming

a year ago

The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act significantly enhances our industry’s ability to sustain quality jobs and deliver economic benefits — and we look forward to President Trump’s expected signature.

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Matthew Prince 🌥 @eastdakota

a year ago

Proud of the Cloudflare team working to build a sustainable business model for the AI-driven web. Happy Content Independence Day! No AI-scraping without compensation.