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𒄭/𒐨 new 1/1 work: '∞' an onchain transparent SVG image so astronomically vast that, even if each pixel was shrunk down to a single Planck length, it would exceed the size of the observable universe by an unfathomable margin auction link in thread ⤋ 1 hour scrolling video:

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𒐪2 years ago

𒐣/𒐨 ∞ measures (10⁹⁹⁹⁻¹)×10^(10⁹⁹⁹⁻¹) by (10⁹⁹⁹⁻¹)×10^(10⁹⁹⁹⁻¹), or the digit 9 repeated 999 times multiplied by 10 to the power of the digit 9 repeated 999 times for reference, current estimates suggest there are about 10^80 atoms in the observable universe

𒐪2 years ago

𒐤/𒐨 ∞ is everything and nothing, in 5 kilobytes the scale of this image is purely theoretical; in practice browsers have limitations based on their rendering engine as well as available system resources & therefore can render only an infinitesimal fraction of the full image

𒐪2 years ago

𒐦/𒐨 results on my system: chrome/brave/edge/arc: 16777214x16777214 px safari: 503x1792 px (?) firefox: 8947849x8947849 px illustrator: crash photoshop: crash pixelmator: 999x999 px (?) photos app: crash

𒐪2 years ago

𒐧/𒐨 this is both a long-overdue return to my roots in experimental file-based 1/1 art, and also a first in several ways: - my first fully onchain piece - the first work minted to my new 1/1 contract - my first piece (hopefully of many) of 2024

𒐪2 years ago

𒐨/𒐨 bidding begins at 0.999999999 ETh here is the link to the auction, looking forward to finding this piece a home!

𒐪2 years ago

bidding kicked off by @grntwrght 🤍🥰

𒐪2 years ago

second (oddly satisfying) bid by @sadlyoddisfying!!!

𒐪2 years ago

@sadlyoddisfying new bid in as i typed that from the venerable @funghibull 🤯<3

𒐪2 years ago

heating up with 4th bid from perkele.eth and 5th from @sadlyoddisfying !!! 🌶️🔥

𒐪2 years ago

@sadlyoddisfying ~.135 ETH (haven’t paid that much to mint an NFT in a looong time 😅) could have condensed the code a tiny bit more but wanted to be more rigorous with the parameters

𒐪2 years ago

new bids in from @bitcoin4bernie, codeslaw.eth, and Dan swooping in again with his sadisfying number puritanism (and an inexplicable referral from the burn address)

𒐪2 years ago

and we have our first neurotypical bid courtesy of dascapital.eth

𒐪2 years ago

10th and 11th bids in from tastemaker @raihan_ and antidisiplinarian @antidisiplin 🤍🤍🤍🫂🫂🫂

𒐪2 years ago

@antidisiplin ⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️ 🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌 ⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️ 🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌 🕰️🕰️ 5 hours left! 🕰️🕰️ 🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌 ⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️ 🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌 ⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️🌌⬜️

𒐪2 years ago

@antidisiplin 30 minutes left!!! sincere thank you to everyone who bid so far (and to everyone else for the support for my strange work) 🤍🤍🤍

𒐪2 years ago

@antidisiplin i was afk and totally missed the end of the auction, congrats and thank you @bitcoin4bernie!!! proud to call you a twitter friend and now a collector 🤍🤍🤍

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