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structiefon Show HN: SenderWire – I'm building a social platform

What makes you different? The URL throws me into a login screen, so I have no idea nor incentive

Which browser alternative has the equivalent of "Little Arc"s? Damn, I've been looking all over.

structiefon Show HN: A daily game where the goal is to be unpredictable to an LLM

Sadly, the LLM decided 'a hand' or 'a tiny horse' both did not fit today's prompt: 'Name something that would fit in your pocket', which I find.. unoriginal

structiefon Show HN: Fold a sheet of paper until it reaches the Moon

'Guess again'

structiefon Containment and monitoring failures are to blame for AI hacking reports: experts

I find it naive to hope you can get alignment through prompting, as we all know models can't even stick to a one-pager even if it's the only thing you ask it to do.

structiefon Show HN: I wrote an email app that accepts only one sender per inbox

You must love all the spam you're getting with a catch-all!

structiefon Crest – an Arc-inspired open-source browser for Mac

Several things work for me:

- switching between spaces switches my mental space too. I read and scan website differently based on what space I'm in. Like switching between tasks. Might be personal.

- "Little Arc" - just a window that opens in the view you're in, on any other app, and disappears after a set time, really is great for me to quickly look something up and have it be gone.

- Vertical tabs instead of bookmark folders work better for me as it opens the link "within" the folder, instead of a new tab

Not saying this is only available in Arc / Zen, but this is what makes it work for me.