@danaludwig@kareem_carr You are right. If I ask what I know, I will realise how often they are wrong. This would discourage me from trusting them on topics I don't know, and I could not use them properly
@johnstuckey77@kareem_carr Google and Meta make their revenue mostly from recommendation systems. These are the most profitable and simple ML algorithms. Bonus, you don't need labeled data, because users label themself through their clicks.
I am experimenting every day with new design generations. I am at this point so overloaded with beautiful visuals, I can't look at normal websites now.
Designing just got smoother. Now when you drag elements into a Rectangle (Shortcut R), the paddings are automatically respected—no more manual nudging! Simply drop a Rectangle onto your canvas, set your desired paddings, and start dragging elements in.
@ibuildthecloud The builder is needed because there are no named variables and no default values. The idea of the builder is to freeze the object after construction to make it immutable. While this might make sense of the client, this is a waste of time for the request as it is short lived.