mattmcdonnell

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by mattmcdonnell 5y ago
And is the music industry model better or worse (spoiler - better if you like to experience art, worse if you prefer owning it)
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Is Digital Art a Commodity?(matthew-mcdonnell.com)
1 points by mattmcdonnell 5y ago|1 comments
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by mattmcdonnell 5y ago
Hey logikblok Really great comments, thanks! 1. Agreed, I'm in two minds between giving Spotify as the easy to understand comparison, and explaining the benefits more explicitly but risking losing people. I'll experiment and see.
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by mattmcdonnell 5y ago
Thanks, tried to keep it classic. It's aiming to be complimentary to NFTs - if you want to own the token, go to SuperRare or wherever, but if you want to enjoy the art itself, in full quality, try Novari How do you think it can be impr
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by mattmcdonnell 5y ago
NFTs have got people jumping all over digital artworks, which is great. But there's no way to view them in full quality. Instead, it's all about endless insta scrolls or owning tokens with a link to a work on site that may or may
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Show HN: Spotify for Generative Art(novari.art)
3 points by mattmcdonnell 5y ago|5 comments
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by mattmcdonnell 6y ago
Sounds interesting, it looks practical but perhaps less immediate than the card/hexagram based solution, which might be limiting its uptake (not necessarily fairly). Do you use it regularly?
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by mattmcdonnell 6y ago
Philip Dick was supposed to have used it to guide his writing and i'd imagine other creatives have also
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by mattmcdonnell 6y ago
This reminds me of the I Ching (of Man In The High Castle fame, plus y'know, 3000 years of history) approach to decisions, where you ask a question and then receive a random hexagram with a collection of general wisdom. It stimulates t
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Art in the Time of Abundance(matthew-mcdonnell.com)
1 points by mattmcdonnell 6y ago|0 comments