A short tutorial on tmux command
<p>Processing LLM on a huge corpus of documents takes a couple of hours. I would find it cumbersome to be waiting for the processing to complete. A few weeks back my colleague came to my rescue and showed me the tmux command. While I don’t suggest that you ABSOLUTELY need to learn it, but strongly suggest being acquainted with this command that you may require at some point in your coding journey.</p>
<p>So, let’s talk in more detail about the tmux command</p>
<p><strong>Tmux</strong> stands for the terminal multiplexer. It enables several terminals to be created, accessed, and controlled from a single session. What is most helpful to programmers is that tmux allows detaching from a session and continues running in the background. The programmer can later reattach to the terminal to check on the running program.</p>
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