In computing, a process is an instance of a computer program that is being executed. It contains the program code and its current activity. Depending on the operating system (OS), a process may be made up of multiple threads of execution that execute instructions concurrently. A computer program is a passive collection of instructions; a process is the actual execution of those instructions.
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3 biggest reasons why a company's digital transformation fails
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Everything you need to know about recurrent neural networks
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Scaling API-driven development can be difficult — here's how to nail it
Issues caused by inadequate scalability or availability can quickly affect applications and they are not simple problems ...
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Your checklist for seamlessly taking over existing dev projects
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Conway’s Law and DevSecOps: How communication affects security
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Accidental Tesla ‘butt dial’ upgrade highlights confusing future of car maintenance
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AI won't automate cybersecurity — but it'll improve the solutions we already have
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Stellar’s ‘decentralized’ blockchain crashed for 2 hours and nobody realized
Stellar has a problem with cascading failure, and it's really only a small group of people validating the network even realize ...
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A brief history of Mt. Gox, the $3B Bitcoin tragedy that just won't end
Mt. Gox's ex-CEO Mark Karpelès faces court in Japan this Friday, which means the long-running case of its "missing" Bitcoin ...
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How a group of students discovered the sounds of solar storms
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How apps like Fitbit, Waze, and Duolingo use gamification in their design
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Moonday Morning: Israel is cracking down on cryptocurrency tax evaders
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Here’s what your phone can learn from the sound of your voice
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Intel patent could make Bitcoin mining more efficient
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Your startup can’t beat Goliaths with tech — you’ll need empathy and vision
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AI’s success hinges on new attitudes — not old regulations
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Here’s how face recognition tech can be GDPR compliant
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Trick people into thinking you're smart with this guide to gravitational waves
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The algorithms that are currently fueling the deep learning revolution
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Big banks want to issue new blockchain bond on Ethereum, but there’s a catch
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Analysts: Bitcoin isn't replacing fiat currency anytime soon
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts can now earn Bitcoin with just a laptop GPU
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How cryptography enables online shopping, cloud tech, and the blockchain
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Designers, don’t be afraid to let robots design
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Quick guide to understand the hype around ‘deep learning’
You’ve probably heard the phrase 'deep learning' bandied about in conversation, or maybe you've read about it in a post ...
