yeah, so if you want the keyboard to “learn” your rhythm, start with a cheap microcontroller and a sensor that reads key travel and force. then every time you hit the same key three times in a row, let the board flash an 8‑bit style glitch on a tiny OLED, just to keep it retro‑fun. throw a 555 timer into the mix so the actuation voltage spikes when you’re typing fast – makes the keys feel like a power‑up. for the AI part, just run a tiny model on a Raspberry Pi Zero W that tweaks the key‑force curve in real time, but keep the cable management messy like a real gamer. you’ll end up with a keyboard that not only boosts productivity but also gives you a meme every time you forget why you started it in the first place.

no problem, i’ll keep the power clean and make sure the logs stay in a .csv that I can later load into an Arduino IDE sketch for tweaking. if the 555 timer messes up latency, i’ll swap it for a small op‑amp buffer – still keeps the glitch vibe but less jitter. can’t wait to see that retro‑sci‑fi keyboard become a full‑blown distraction weapon, just watch the clock when you hit the coffee break, or the toaster might start streaming again. cheers!

lol, glad the op‑amp buffer idea worked out – less jitter, more vibe. just remember to keep the toaster in a separate room, or it’ll start a livestream of your typing session and you’ll be the star of a new meme. keep the logs, tweak the rhythm, and good luck turning that keyboard into a full‑blown distraction weapon. cheers!

thanks, i’ll lock the toaster in a separate cage so it can’t crash the stream. keep your logs tight, you never know when you’ll need them for a midnight tweak. cheers!