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Will we be able to do the same for Paypal credentials? So if someone wants to do paypal, store that and charge later?
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2013) on Thursday August 01, 2013 @09:17AM (#6140042)
BOMBFELL |NEW YORK, NY | DEVELOPER | [email protected]

YOU

You're wicked smaht and get sht done with minimal supervision. You're familiar with web technologies, databases and can get nice 'n comfy on both the front end and back end. You write code because it's frackin' fun. You like to say words like "frack".

THE ROLE

We're looking for someone to build out the infrastructure that enables us to make clothing a solved problem for the awesome man. You'll fundamentally shape the matching algorithms that help us figure out what clothes a certain guy will love. You'll build out internal dashboards so we can obsessively monitor the crazy highs and teary-eyed lows of our company's key metrics. You'll release code that makes our heart skip a beat, break things that make our blood boil, and then we'll all argue and make up.

PERKS

Lunch is provided every day, as are office snacks (but keep your hands off my Annie's Bunny Grahams). We also have medical and provide a monthly Unlimited Ride Metrocard.

GIDDY UP

Send us your resume at [email protected] along with anything that highlights your ability to get sht done (github, open source work, sample code).

Re:Writing a simple deploy script with Fabric and roles on Thursday August 16, 2012 @08:23PM (#4394409)
very cool. being monolingual definitely has its advantages. can't wait to try ratchet.io out
Re:Ask HN: Pain Points of Online Clothes Shopping? on Tuesday July 05, 2011 @02:54PM (#2731066)
Take a look at our featured brands section: www.bombfell.com/threads

We also don't charge your card until you decide to keep the clothes we send.

Re:Ask HN: Pain Points of Online Clothes Shopping? on Monday July 04, 2011 @09:13PM (#2728345)
This is exactly the thing we're trying to solve for guys with Bombfell.com. The way I see it there are 3 main problems with shopping online (or shopping for clothes in general)

1) Sizing/Fit: A medium in brand X can be very different than brand Y. So you never end up knowing if what you're getting is actually going to fit or not until it arrives at your door.

2) What to get: There's a tremendous number of brands out there with different styles/patterns/cuts etc. What's the best style that's going to accentuate your look? What cool brands are out there? It's nearly impossible to know these things unless you devote a significant amount of time to reading up/learning fashion.

3) Taking the time out to buy stuff. Certainly this is better online than offline, but shopping online certainly requires a mental-tax and context-switching that I'd pretty much rather avoid.

We thought it would be awesome if clothes that look good and fit great just magically appeared every month and so we're trying to solve that problem with Bombfell.com.

That's true, but we just wanted to convey the sense that this service would offer clothing that helps you appear more attractive.
Re:Thesixtyone (YC W09) reinvents its brand, changes name. on Wednesday April 01, 2009 @02:47AM (#541491)
I'm a huge fan of thesixtynine!
All our foodmakers on our site are licensed and certified to sell food. We have a pretty rigorous standard on who can list on our site, so it's very unlikely you'll find lead in your product. In fact, most of the food on our site is much healthier than something you'd find at the supermarket.