Hard disagree on that one. Sticking with the same few things forever just gets stale, for you and the client. New materials force you to solve problems differently and that's where real unexpected magic happens. If you only know roses and tulips, you're gonna design like everyone else who only knows roses and tulips. The world of flowers and textures is huge, and not exploring it feels like leaving tools in the box. Playing it safe with what you know just keeps you in a comfort zone that limits growth.

Had a similar scare last year. We started making our agents flag anything unusual for a human to verify first.

Man, I get the laser level love now. But here's my thing: what do you do when the weather is actively trying to ruin your day? Like, if it's pouring rain, does the laser even show up? And wind must be a nightmare for keeping it level. Do you just pack up and wait, or have you found a way to make it work? I'm curious about the real world use, not just the sunny day demo.

An Australia-shaped stain? That's actually kind of terrifying. I mean, how does that even happen? Maybe it's just me, but I'd be staring at it all day, tracing the coastline. I've seen some weird patterns in carpets, but a whole continent? It's like your living room is trying to map the world without you noticing.

Alarming incident, but your solution is spot on.