Heavy fabric ruins the drape though.

Ever think about how that wait throws off the whole job schedule? Like, you planned to grout those tiles by lunch, but now the base coat is still soft. So you're stuck moving other tasks around, maybe even pushing back the plumber or electrician coming tomorrow. One delayed step in the cold can make the whole project timeline start to crumble.

Hold up, that camera example isn't quite right. AI doesn't just scan and mix up existing photos. It learns patterns from lots of images, like shapes and colors, to make new things. The permission issue is still a problem, but it's not the same as a camera copying pictures directly. It's more like learning from other art to create your own style, but done by a computer. So the argument doesn't totally collapse, it just gets messy.

Man, tell me about it. @rileyprice, you're so right. Everything these days is built to break. Reviewers live in a bubble where nothing gets messy. My cousin's kids have a graveyard of broken remotes and tablets. It's like companies design things for showrooms, not for homes with actual people. When will they get that stuff needs to survive a toddler?

Yeah, my friend had the exact same thing happen with her mood tracker. She said checking in every day just made her fixate on the low points. She switched to just writing a word for the overall week and it was a game changer.