Tracking and managing jobs/processes on linux (and a little about threads)
introduction to jobs on POSIX systems such as linux
cancelling a job
stopping a job
`fg` and `bg`
starting a command in the background with &
logs and `watch tail`
`jobs`
killing a job (and `kill -9`)
`pgrep` and `pkill`
`ps aux | grep $USER`
a reminder about what CPU cores are; CPUs vs cores
finding information about your system using `cat /proc/cpuinfo`
keeping tabs on your processes using `top` and `htop -u $USER`
multi-threaded programs vs multiple instances of the same program
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