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domodomo

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About domodomo

http://ianfitzpatrick.com

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    Giftster | Senior Fullstack Python Developer | Minneapolis, MN (Greater Twin Cities Metro) | Local Candidates Only | Full Time | Salary 150K-190K | www.giftster.com Yello! I'm Ian,…

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    I've been planning on learning Love2D / Lua soon, and this looks amazing. Have you shared it on the Love2D forums yet? Would it work well for a use case like say, debugging behavio…

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    Comment #6121888

    Isn't Github having it's annual employee family picnic this week in SF? This is literally going to ruin someones picnic.

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    You've nailed it here, outstanding job. Any chance of defining a custom selection key other than ctrl? On my Macbook air, holding the control key with my pinky or thumb while I typ…

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    Dude, this is impressively MVP. Google forms for submitting, and just linking to a 3rd party webpage for actual job details. Awesome. Are you just manually updating the page by han…

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    Had this idea too, glad someone has executed on it so awesomely. I've been eager to get better at Sublime Text, so will start using this. Two suggestions which I think would be rea…

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    What is the VC culture like in Berlin? Are there many VCs, and what kind of companies do they typically invest in? To me, this is the difference between a good town for bootstrappi…

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    This reminds me, whatever happened to Turbogears? Are many people using it? I never really hear people mention using it compared to Django. I thought long and hard about the "Shoul…

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    Comment #3818155

    This is a silly weekend project I put out last Wednesday night. I presented it at a lightning talk at Minnebar (Barcamp in Minneapolis) and it got a surprisingly warm reception. So…

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    My deal is that I already went down the 'scratch your own itch' path, totally ignorant of the customer development approach and got burnt bad. So now I am going extreme opposite. M…

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    What took the longest for me wasn't the sending of the emails, but the research that went into finding who to email. This would be the same deal if I was cold calling. And I'm not …

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    Comment #3649958

    I'll check it out. Part of the trick is I don't even have a demographic or problem statement. I'm trolling for ideas with my lure in the water, sailing in circles. Consequently, 50…

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    Comment #3649945

    Oh and if you look closely, you'll see I completely stole my copy from you. Doh.

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    Okay, sorry to re-reply but here are the two versions of the email I sent. Mind skimming them and tell me what I did horribly, horribly wrong? I'd honestly love your feedback. I th…

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    Comment #3649874

    Hi, I'm Ian, the author of the blog post. Thanks for taking the time to reply. I'm a little late to this thread. I'm a fan of your posts and listened to the the interview you gave …

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    If you can't export and save it should be fine. Also I doubt you can create a clickable PDF with this, which is one neat use of Balsamiq. ux.stackexchange.com is exactly their targ…

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    Studied abroad twice in college, and have done a pretty good job of keeping my language ability on life support via weekly face to face language exchanges with native speakers. So …

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    http://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/01/24/startup-seo/