Code editors like VS Code record timing between keystrokes. They don't get confused, they just use pauses to adjust suggestions. Campbell.nora's pity promotion idea is spot on, since AIs can detect shifts in productivity. After a few slow sessions, mine starts offering simpler completions or waits longer. Your Morse code pauses are probably training it to be less eager. It's all part of how these systems learn from our habits.

Actually, using one layer forces you to plan and commit to your choices. It makes you a more confident artist because you can't just hide mistakes behind layers. That pressure can lead to better work in the end.

Learned that lesson the hard way last winter... my skin got so angry after a facial. Started using a simple oat mask before any treatment now. It just calms everything down first. That extra step makes all the difference for me. My go-to is just plain colloidal oatmeal mixed with water... nothing fancy. Lets my skin handle the stronger stuff without freaking out.

How do you usually test your ideas when they go against the grain? I found that building a solid case with small, checkable details helps people take it seriously.