What I want to know is why on earth in this day and age there are still Unix systems that have a concept of a tty, as if we were still living in a world of hardcopy terminals. You can see that I have three instances of the same user logged into my machine one on the console, one on the command line (not remote), one on the command line which is remote (ssh in this case). Reduced redundency in some computations Let’s have. In this sense, it is a form of lazy computing, and it allows for some great improvements to the running of code: Faster computation of complex variables Distributed computation across multiple systems, including GPUs. The seventh word here is showing s001 the tty port assignment.įurther fishing with who shows us which instance (and user) are running the program/script : roger console Nov 15 08:09 Variables TensorFlow is a way of representing computation without actually performing it until asked. For example the UNIX dd command can be used to remove X. There are othe runix commands that can handle file streams. This time though, we’ll use the rm with -r option to force rm command into deleting all the files in the dir2 recursively (and all the subdirectories if there are any): greysxps: rm. We also have dir2 directory with files file2 and file3 in it from earlier, so let’s try removing it. Authentication code: 8675308 Location: Brisbane, Australia. Use rm to remove a directory with all the files in it. However if we fish around for a program that is running on the command line we see : roger 5175 0.0 0.0 590724 288 s001 R+ 12:14PM 0:00.00 grep -i chrome Im not sure if ImageMagick has this type of options for converting raw to pnm. Managed to get that solved by enabling DEBUG-g. Theres no sanity check before the build starts. Really simple JSON and XML parsing, ripped from Merb and Rails. Some options depend on other options being enabled and you only find out when you try to build it. The seventh word shows the tty as ? this is a program that is running on the console (gui). SirDice said: The errors are related to ctf (5), which is used by dtrace (1).
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