oliv__

Niceboard is a founder-led, profitable, bootstrapped B2B SaaS startup: we are the preferred job board software for hundreds of leading communities running white-label job boards.

* I’m looking for a scrappy Full Stack Developer to co-lead product development, help define the evolution of our tech stack, and join Niceboard as one of the first two hires.

* You’ll be joining a fast-growing bootstrapped startup at an early stage and reporting directly to me (the founder).

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* Tech stack: Node.js, Vue.js, PostgreSQL, ElasticSearch

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The amount of authoritarianism in this comment is staggering

I also looked at Front, Intercom, and Zoho.

I don't doubt that it works but I'm frankly amazed that people have paid for this service and happily uploaded such sensitive documents without any kind of reassurance (hell even just some plain old marketing)

I don't think "wife" or "husband" alone is enough of a keyword to fill up your life and be meaningful. So many "successful" dysfunctional families out there

I've impulsively opened up HN at least 5 times today, then closed the tab feeling shamed by this link haha.

If my idea sucks, just tell me so and we can talk about why, don't beat around the bush with ambiguous politically correct words.

I wonder what you've achieved in your life that makes you think you're in a position to say anything about that man

How?

Believe me, I don't think these laws are very well structured (they're not even clear enough that you have to dig through 15 different sources and recent court rulings to figure out what to do) and I don't want to add complexity to my setup, but I am trying to grow my business: if it works out financially with enough new EU customers, then the headache could be worth it.

It's a pain to implement and only adds more complexity to my setup for a tiny percentage of customers; but on the other hand the more I dig into the answers, the more unclear things get with recent rulings overturning common practices.

It's unfortunate that finding the answer to such a simple question seems to require lawyers, especially for a small business like mine. I wish we could protect data and privacy without opening Pandora's box.

I agree, and feel that people in tech often forget what/who the technology was supposed to be built for in the first place: us, people, to hopefully make our lives better!

Not to make us more anti-social, separated, and zombie-like. Technology was supposed to be our tool, not the other way around.

I've heard this argument a lot, but personally I've never been to an area in the US where you couldn't get to a Walmart or similar "cheap" supermarket in a reasonable drive and where you couldn't find basic fruits/vegetables.

Sure, it might not be your fancy organic bodega but they've got everything you need to eat right and it's not that expensive.

I mean, hell, even without fresh produce, you can buy rice, canned beans (black, pinto, garbanzo) and (non-syrup) canned fruit and that will be some of the cheapest food in the store.

It's really not that hard to eat healthy for cheap if you know what to buy.