kimh

> it doesn't converge to a limit as n goes to infinity.

Yes, I think this is more precise way to describe what is happening. I should update the article. But, average that doesn't converge is not a really average in normal sense, so the statement of "average doesn't exist" is not totally wrong?

Btw, the container migration will be supported by runC natively: https://github.com/opencontainers/runc/tree/master/libcontai...

Thanks for this. I added your example with slightly different form!

Thanks for your feedback! I think I could make it better.

http://kimh.github.io/clojure-by-example/#scope

If the site looks cool and slick to you, then you should give a star to https://github.com/tripit/slate which I used to create the site.

I found Slate is very easy to use and customize!!

Thanks, I didn't think of "organic" one. I searched the key word "Who's Hiring" and see good offerings in developer-centric web sites such as www.npmjs.com.

I am using Backbone.Marionette. I like it because it is simple. Marionette helps you to write consistent codes and avoid javascript chaos even when your project gets bigger. You probably have to write more codes than Angular to archive the same thing, but the effort will pay when your project becomes big because you know what you are doing. No magic exist.

I am not sure about "Provide full resources where available". Why do we need to return everything with DELETE request? Client is supposed to know what to be deleted, so the response seems redundant.

1, I cook because it is another place where I can demonstrate my creativity.

2, I used to. But as I have cooking experiences (more than 5 yrs), I can cook with whatever in my fridge and make decent dishes.

3, I am Japanese and many Japanese cook anything even at home.

4, No.

5, Many good practices in programming are applicable to cooking. That is, focus on one thing at a time, understand and maintain your tools well, keep your env clean, etc.

Ballen: Parallel cucubmer tests runner powered by Docker https://github.com/kimh/baleen

I had issues to run cucumber tests. There are many tests and they are slow. Some tests are randomly fail affected by the state of other tests. That's why I made baleen. It runs cucumber tests parallel and independently on Docker containers. Unfortunately, I couldn't use in real env because my tests are dependent on Oracle database and running oracle database in each container are slow which defeats the first goal of baleen. Here is also a post about how it works. http://kimh.github.io/blog/en/docker/running-docker-containe...

Docker is good to run application container, not suitable for virtulizing OS. Therefore, playing with system configuration files such as /etc/hosts of /etc/resolv.conf is not something that you want to do in Docker. You should use LXC, instead.

I agree that Docker is suck sometimes, but most of times are because existing application is not built in a way that docker expects. I am optimistic that more are more applications are designed to be used for container environment.

The golden time for creativity is when half-daydreaming and half-attentioned for me. If I am completely gone to daydreaming mode, my brain doesn't handle complexed tasks. So, I feel like taking long vacation where you tend to become completely daydreaming mode isn't good for my creativity.