In the old days I would bash away happily at the Enter keys on any of my 15+ keyboards, well rooted and assured in this timeless keyboarding tradition of unambiguous input. But since the advent of AI those carefree days are gone forever. Cognitive load seems to have at least quintupled when it comes to using my Enter key(s)! Gone is the simple flick of the wrist: “Wait, is it the Web UI or Claude Code? If I press enter now when I should have used Shift-Enter, how many tokens will be wasted before I manage to stop that machine? Or is plain Enter actually what I have to use because I’ve set up Control-Enter to send in this UI??” At times I find myself frozen with complete indecision paralysis. EKAS is taking its toll… Upvote and I’ll create a new self-help group for us sufferers and start a global petiton for a new keyboard standard to split Enter, creating a new NEMP (“Now eat my prompt!”) key that will put an end to my (and your?) suffering. submitted by /u/Keybug
Originally posted by u/Keybug on r/ArtificialInteligence
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