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by eries 6y ago
Yes
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by eries 6y ago
Thank you for the suggestion
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by eries 6y ago
Not yet. Would you like one?
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by eries 6y ago
Working on it
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by eries 6y ago
Produced this emergency podcast in short order with my friends at Breaker and LTSE. Happy to answer any questions or hear any feedback. Will have more episodes up soon
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“Out of the Crisis” Podcast(startuplessonslearned.com)
105 points by eries 6y ago|85 comments
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Show HN: Resources for parents and families affected by school closures(schoolclosures.org)
20 points by eries 7y ago|0 comments
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by eries 7y ago
Beta site up: https://covid19schoolclosures.com/ Feedback welcome
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by eries 7y ago
If anyone is struggling with being an involuntary homeschooler (especially if you are WFH and doing childcare at the same time), please reach out. I’m trying to compile resources to help And if you don’t have kids but want to help out, hit
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by eries 7y ago
If you know any parents that need help, some resources here: https://www.modulo.app/covid19
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by eries 7y ago
If you need support with this, there are lots of resources (both human and online) like https://www.modulo.app/ Let me know if you need help, I can only imagine how stressful this would be for families who aren’t used to it
372.
by eries 7y ago
Agreed
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by eries 7y ago
Can you share some about what strategies the bot prefers and how these compare with common professional human strategies?
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by eries 7y ago
This is literally the thought process that led to the creation of the LTSE. I was actually reading The Toyota Way while writing the draft manuscript for The Lean Startup
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by eries 7y ago
Seems like a smart approach. We need better analytics tools. Well done
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by eries 7y ago
I wrote about this more than 10 years ago, I can’t believe it’s been so long: http://www.startuplessonslearned.com/2008/09/what-does-start...
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by eries 7y ago
Stay tuned
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by eries 7y ago
Yeah, I understand why they wrote that - this process is confusing. This is an entirely new proposal because we are applying under a different regulatory pathway (a “form one filing” instead of a “rules change” on a legacy exchange).
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by eries 7y ago
As the old saying goes, “very very carefully.” Just kidding. We will make extensive filings on this subject, coming up soon. Until then the best way to think about this is as a set of principles. This next generation of companies believes i
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by eries 7y ago
Our current filing is silent about these features and I can’t be specific with our future plans until we file with regulators. With this approval, we can now work with participants in the market and learn how we can best serve all stakehold
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by eries 7y ago
Our application was just the first step. This is the base layer of rules and standards, very much akin to NASDAQ or NYSE. That’s not a change per se, it’s just where you have to start. We will make additional filings soon. Crowdfunding and
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by eries 7y ago
The answer is unfortunately complicated and depends in part on the resolution of this issue: https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=96b76e1c-a54a... But we would like to.
383.
by eries 7y ago
No
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by eries 7y ago
Yes, they will be able to do so (this is called a transfer in Exchange parlance). We support this in addition to dual listing.
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by eries 7y ago
Yes
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by eries 7y ago
I can’t share our future plans until we file with the regulators. It won’t be exactly the same as what we filed and won staff approval for last year, but that filing can give you some sense of how possible rules could work: https:/&#
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by eries 7y ago
An analogy: any software company is free to build their own custom protocol, no problem. Nothing stops them from doing their own hyperlinking thing now. If they aren’t building it on existing applications, why do we need the WWW?
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by eries 7y ago
There’s no volume limitation and the specific implementation you mention is not correct. But you’re on the right track, something like this is indeed possible.
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by eries 7y ago
1. We use it in a lot of ways big and small. I’d say two notable examples are building our tools platform ( http://LTSE.com/tools ) for early stage companies which has allowed us to do exchange-like things long before being o
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by eries 7y ago
We are the only stock exchange that was built from the ground up to serve companies and their long-term investors primarily. We have a different philosophy, business model, and eventually will have different market rules than the legacy exc

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