Jon Hoffman
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Jon Hoffman
@Hoffrocket
CTO & Co-Founder of Anomaly. Former head of eng @Foursquare
New York, NY Katılım Mayıs 2008
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🏥 "Medicare Advantage was designed to lower costs, but last year it overpaid by 22%—an $83B problem. If that persists, we’re looking at $1T over the next decade. The system isn’t working right now." Anomaly CEO @Mike_Desjadon on @CNBC cnbc.com/video/2025/02/…
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🌟 Anomaly is #HiringNow ! 🌟
We are looking for #DataScientists and #AI #engineers 🤖 to join our team. You won’t just be pushing code or crunching data - you'll be shaping the future of healthcare operations with AI-powered technology that actually works! #Hybrid #remotejobs app.dover.com/jobs/anomaly
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this is the very first thing I ordered on Amazon -- in 1997. and still one of the best books of all time.
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“Am Yisrael Chai”
means “The people of Israel live!”
It’s a call for unity and triumph over those who try to destroy us. 🇮🇱
aish.com/the-meaning-of…
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@lessin get yourself a foot massage floor mat. even better than shoes: amazon.com/Sunflower-Home…
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Another great discovery today -- shoes. if you wear them at you standing desk all day, your fee are more comfortable than barefoot. I think there is global market potential for them.
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@techladyallison @sonazsocal Double check that your electric wiring can handle induction oven power requirements.
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Just posted a photo on Hipstamatic @ Graham Av hipstamatic.app/photo/3P2vsorh…
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@perrymetzger I'm extremely relieved that @perrymetzger was right! It really would have been so crazy to allow a cascade of failure. Phew
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@perrymetzger I just looked at this and that's mostly correct. Looks like 91% of the time someone has fully assumed deposits. #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… from fdic.gov/bank/historica…
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For those who are unaware: the FDIC is brutally efficient, vastly more than almost any other government agency I can name. On Monday morning, the former Silicon Valley Bank branches will re-open under the name of another bank.
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@BayAreaTimes I hope that's correct, but for us start-ups the timing is critical as well
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We expect SVB depositors to be made whole, at a higher than 91% odds.
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@perrymetzger I just looked at this and that's mostly correct. Looks like 91% of the time someone has fully assumed deposits. #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
from fdic.gov/bank/historica… English
@stephendodson Thanks! I'm not sure. I was assuming that the dividends payouts were the final resolution-- some are marked FINAL in raw data.
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@Hoffrocket This is great. Thanks for sharing. For instances where uninsured depositors weren’t immediately made whole, I haven’t been able to find any info on the ultimate resolution (other than IndyMac in 08). Have you?
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Fellow SVB depositors: in past 22 years, 91% of failed banks had their assets fully assumed by an acquirer. For the rest that had liquid assets, average of 55% of deposits were paid out within 30 days #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
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@michael_nielsen Thanks! I've just updated to include dividend payments as well twitter.com/Hoffrocket/sta…
Jon Hoffman@Hoffrocket
Fellow SVB depositors: in past 22 years, 91% of failed banks had their assets fully assumed by an acquirer. For the rest that had liquid assets, average of 55% of deposits were paid out within 30 days #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
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This is a fascinating spreadsheet from @Hoffrocket, showing the outcome from previous bank failures (I haven't checked it, but it seems legit): #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… And also the graph from fdic.gov:
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@perrymetzger I just looked at this and that's mostly correct. Looks like 91% of the time someone has fully assumed deposits. #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
from fdic.gov/bank/historica… English
@sampullara The lock file would be generated as you add deps and persisted in version control. docker build image would use it, not modify it
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@Hoffrocket how does the lock file get out of the container? don't I need to run the build to get the lock file in the first place? I'd love a single step process that is a reproducible build.
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I have been unsatisfied with the current solution of double building. Here is an feature that would work: #issuecomment-1432048248" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/pypa/pip/issue…
Sam Pullara@sampullara
What is the best way to keep python dependencies locked for building a docker container? Any pointers to the best practice? Library changes keep breaking my code.
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@sampullara No, it should stay pinned to whatever’s in the lock file. And that example is also old, newer version of poetry stores wheel file hashes for integrity
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@Hoffrocket If I check that out on a different machine won't it get whatever the latest libraries are (assuming that my dependencies don't have specific versions)?
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@sampullara Here’s an example of how to do with poetry and a multi stage build. Key piece is that poetry maintains a lock file and builder layer only rebuilds if that changes. github.com/michaeloliverx…
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It should like like "pip install --asof '2023-02-15' blah" without having to first build the whole environment, write a requirements file and then rebuild the environment using that file. If it works the first time it will continue to work when I rebuild the container later.
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@auren There’s a real competition for that— the most human human. Great book about it: brianchristian.org/the-most-human…
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now: bots pretending to be humans
soon: humans pretending to be bots
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@Hoffrocket out of curiosity, how many prompts did you try before you got this one to work?
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