it's been over two years since i created the modern gandhi for web3. what started as an experiment with psychological ambiguity, has also developed into a blasting critic. this is not what i wanted to be. this is not what i am. this is not what i will be. so tomorrow, i'm stepping up my game. nothing big. just baby steps into enforcing what i believe in. a string of experiments. to see how it resonates. and what do i believe in? i believe in convergent evolution. so for that to happen, there must exist ways to enable collective consciousness. i'm not sure if these attempts will trigger the reactions i want to set off. but i will have no regrets doing so, on an allegedly dying platform that has some of the profound minds among the internet. long live farcaster. long live the internet.
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basepaint is great for pixel artists. but not that great for those who want to interpret it. i've tried the 2d canvas replay and it does not provide the full comprehension. so i made a 3d explorer thanks to this event. this renders any basepaint artwork as a 3d model. i can see all the layers that exist within as the artwork. this explains a lot about how the smart contract works rather than lines of code or a simple summary by an agent. i built all the features for myself, for a clear and distinguishable comprehension. i can click on any pixel and see who minted it. the transaction link is provided. the pixel also redirects to the basepaint profile of that artist. when the depth gets noisy and i'm lost in between the layers, i can just turn on the heatmaps for seamless identification. and for fun, there is a time lapse to build the artwork pixel by pixel (or voxel by voxel), which is satisfying to watch. you can also download the canvas as a png at any point in the explorer playground. bp3dex.vercel.app
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why is matt furie on robinhood all of a sudden and why is sahil around it
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