Pivot_wider: Combine Duplicate Observations AND Create New Variable Columns for Those Values

I’m new to R and have scoured the site to find a solution – I’ve found lots of similar, but slightly different questions. I’m stumped. I have a dataset in this structure: SURVEY_ID CHILD_NAME CHILD_AGE Survey1 Billy 4 Survey2 Claude 12 Survey2 Maude 6 Survey2 Constance 3 Survey3 George 22 Survey4 Marjoram 14 Survey4 LeBron… Read More Pivot_wider: Combine Duplicate Observations AND Create New Variable Columns for Those Values

Understanding broadcasting and arithmetic operations on different dimension tensors

I’m currently working on computing various similarity metrics between vectors such as cosine similarity, euclidean distance, mahalanobis distance, etc. As I’m working with vectors that can be very large, I need compute time to be minimal. I’m struggling to understand how to work with vectors of different dimensions (they, do, however, share one dimension) and… Read More Understanding broadcasting and arithmetic operations on different dimension tensors

Is there a way to show the count of elements in an HTML element?

I have following dynamically created html markup: <div class="container"> <div class="tmb"><h2 class="tmb-title">Tips & tricks</h2><img src="…"></div> <div class="tmb"><h2 class="tmb-title">About us</h2><img src="…"></div> <div class="tmb"><h2 class="tmb-title">Start up</h2><img src="…"></div> </div> I wanted to add a subtitle before each .tmb-title. So I added following jQuery: $("<p class=’podcast-episode’>Episode 1</p>").insertBefore(".tmb-title"); This adds the subtitle ‘Episode 1’ before each .tmb-title, which is what… Read More Is there a way to show the count of elements in an HTML element?

Why didn't x86 implement direct core-to-core messaging assembly/cpu instructions?

After serious development, CPUs gained many cores, gained distributed blocks of cores on multiple chiplets, numa systems, etc but still a piece of data has to pass through not only L1 cache (if on same core SMT) but also some atomic/mutex synchronization primitive procedure that is not accelerated by hardware. I wonder why didn’t Intel… Read More Why didn't x86 implement direct core-to-core messaging assembly/cpu instructions?