Used to think AI was basically a fancy autocomplete that would just suggest the same dumb stuff I'd already tried. Then it called out a variable shadowing issue in a Django view that was only breaking under certain conditions, stuff that looked correct on its face. I'd literally walked through the logic line by line with print statements and missed it. It wasn't even a huge deal, just a stupid naming mistake, but it made me rethink how I use tools. Now I sort of run my sloppier code through it first just to catch the dumb stuff I'm blind to. Still not letting it near my database migrations though.

Wait until your height works for most people, then ask yourself if your pieces are meant to be seen from a couch or a standing position, because that changes everything more than a number off the floor.

Man, I read somewhere that crooked leaves often mean the light's too close or too weak. Check that first.