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I have also submitted for voting a second proposed gift/donation from me to the 6529 Network Museum that is focused on Magnum documentary photography. I think it is a good fit (that is why I proposed) and present the case, the counter case and the response to the counter case (all IMHO). I would appreciate your vote in favor if you agree
https://6529.io/waves/5f207393-5418-4a75-8738-e40edb44a94d?serialNo=1276087
https://6529.io/waves/5f207393-5418-4a75-8738-e40edb44a94d?serialNo=1276039
I have dropped two Storms about my recent work on the 6529 Network Museum. I think they are meaningful reading and I would appreciate if you would read them
gm
I accidentally posted the storm without having finished it. I will continue here with Storm Part 2
There is a section focused on superb museums in relevant fields, initial profiles of them and what we can learn. I need to polish these a bit more but it is a good practice to learn from our betters
There is a section on adjacent "practices" that are not museums and what we can learn from them
https://6529.io/museum/network/stories/a-field-of-practice/adjacent-practice
There is a section with a first draft of what we have learned in aggregate and what we should do
https://6529.io/museum/network/stories/scholarship-and-writing
There is an educational section on licenses
https://6529.io/museum/network/rights
There is a section on (over the top) data architecture where we will aim to match up with all the major art / collection / museum ontologies. I am going to try to incorporate the relevant ones into Stream as well
https://6529.io/museum/network/methodology/data-architecture
I also have a broader learning program for collectors and artists in mind and will be shipping a draft in the next week.
A museum is curation and education and scholarship and preservation. It is not just "we bought some NFTs" and we should set our standard at the highest possible levels.
I know that word "museum" is thrown around a lot in this space and it is generally nothing of the sort. This is not our goal here - our goal here is to be the defining institution for Art of the Network.
I would say I am like 70% done of what I consider is a first draft of the concept to help everyone else wrap their head around it.
I think then we will need everyone's contribution to move this forward, on all the dimensions above. We have good collections and an amazing set of knowledgeable artists that in principle can help us take this to a very high level
I am writing with an extensive update on the 6529 Network Museum. I will try to cover it at a high level through a storm, but it is also quite a bit of progress and work so I may not cover it all in 1-shot. I encourage you to explore. I would also note that I am not fully done, there are things I want to polish, but I think it is far enough along that you will understand the goals and style and vibe
First thing, you can see there is a top level section of the website focused on this topic.
https://6529.io/museum/network
I think this page is a reasonable first draft of the goals and operating style of the museum. I think it is worth a read
https://6529.io/museum/network/about
All the material on the website is coming from a 'governed' and 'versioned' and 'transparent' content management system.
Specifically, this github: https://github.com/6529-Collections/6529networkmuseum
Every change is visible as a PR, there is a versioned history of every change and anyone can submit PRs to improve every change. For now, we keep the same dev team maintainers to approve PRs for the usual reasons but in time this will move to a network approach
I have made the first gift to the museum, using the decision we have made to accept Art Blocks gifts and this is a collection of 7 Casey Reas pieces. Casey is a foundational artists in the generative art space and I think this is a small but intellectually focused initial gift
https://6529.io/museum/network/gifts/6529NM.2026.001
Each piece has a detailed analysis of the piece, along with a live viewer of the generative work
https://6529.io/museum/network/collection/6529NM.2026.001.01
Each collection has a detailed analysis of the collection along with some great tools (imho) to analyze the collection. I want to polish these visualization tools over the next week but you can already have some fun with them and see the potential
https://6529.io/museum/network/projects/century/system
These is a page on Casey
https://6529.io/museum/network/artists/casey-reas
I am going to make my proposed second gift in a few minutes of some Magnum documentary photography to show my view of what the treatment should be on photography, as opposed to generative art.
Having gone through this formalized accession process and designing it from scratch, I believe all gifts should pass through a TDH vote even from "pre-approved" collections to review the curation and scholarship behind the gift
The SAFE is not just another wallet with cool NFTs. A museum should do curation and scholarship and the donor should have a theory behind what they are doing and we should review it.
You will see in the photography donation I propose what I think a good format would be for a donation - the coherent case for the collection (or piece), details about the pieces and then I have written a case: a) for accepting the donation, b) a counter-case for rejecting it and c) a response to the countercase.
Again, I would like to emphase that this is extremely important that the 6529 Network Museum works with the level of rigor of the top museums in the world. This is the standard we should hold ourselves too. We can have members of the community and AI-driven donor/collector tools that will help us reach and maintain this standard
There are thousands of nice solo or group NFT wallets in the world. A wallet is not a museum. A museum does education and scholarship and I would like to use the first few donations and Keys and Gates to set the standard at the level we should expect of ourselves
I have made an initial page for Keys and Gates. We now need to work with the artists in Keys and Gates to prepare the package to this standard. In parallel, I am working on Stream so we can mint it there. For now, we show the results in the pre-minted, pre-acceded stage
https://6529.io/museum/network/programs/6529NM-AP-01
gm everyone
it is a very big deal
the very specific short-term tailwind is now my ideas are actually implementable by agents in reasonable time frames as opposed to requiring building and managing a large human organization
And there are so many "technological laws" (Moore's, Metcalfe's, singularity acceleration others) as tailwinds for this most powerful idea
made huge progress this week
or more tangible than before
i will make what i have in mind clear
by tomorrow, worst case friday
for example, i think as a "one thing we do, not all things we do" we can build a very important next generation museum, that has a completely different structure
That’s what makes it so interesting. Most people are still focused on NFTs as collectibles, while the bigger idea is what they can enable, identity, coordination, and entirely new ways for people to organize online.
let alone "you can stand on NFTs and build a new form of organization or society"
"collectibles"
"digital art"
99.999% of people do not understand or care about NFTs in the basic case yet
waves hands around at "all this"
how many people believe NFTs will actually change the world?
What is the biggest idea of all ser, for the illiterati?
people have not even understood 1% of how revolutionary I am yet
because now days all people talk about this things its not a revolutionary topic now , but that time was so big to say these
last time I checked, I am very much alive
why the past tense
why the past tense
you were trully a revolutionary ser !
1/ Freedom To Transact
2/ Seize The Memes of Production
3/ NFT Delegation
4/ Don't Let The Institutions Steal Your JPGs
5/ Art of the Network
All were first a thread months or years before they spread. Freedom to Transact made it into a DJT and JFK Jr speech
It is all good. just like I was right about those, I will be right in the end about everything, including the biggest idea of all
https://x.com/punk6529/status/2085115268062147025?s=20
get it
good guys
it is jack and jalil
https://x.com/punk6529/status/1882571491600154939
you will never guess where they got the name from :slightly_smiling_face:
New platform for art with a distinct new feature. you can either bid on a piece for list price or you can support the artist by collecting a soulbound patron edition. And the patron editions create a network for the artist
will be far enough along to do a walk through tomorrow i think
making immense progress and having immense fun on the network museum
@[prxt0] i did it last night overnight and had it look at your PR to steal your ideas too
It is usable now. The accelerated release pipeline is live, deployed, and fully qualified.
PR validation: 45m09s → 12m23s (73% faster)
Actionable quality/browser feedback: within 4m39s
Production deployment: 22m12s → 5m58s (73% faster)
Merge → production: 27m47s
Merge → fully E2E-qualified production: 30m47s
Production E2E execution: 82.6s
Museum suites: omitted from PR, staging, and production when Museum paths are untouched
Transient failure handling: retries only the failed pack once, not the entire suite
Production builds: immutable artifact built concurrently with staging, then promoted without rebuilding
Caching: pnpm, Playwright, and profile-isolated Next.js caches
Runner upgrades: configurable labels are ready; larger GitHub-hosted runners are not currently available to the organization
forgot tot post this
cheap
tell me about the costs, etc
I think we can start with some easier things
when are we building The Mesh
it is going great
will be able to demo some cool things tomorrow
the scholarship side is going well
i think it is going to be pretty awesome
is it starting to make sense to you?
My EOD script keep failing because of too large input. Will look into tomorrow.
In short made many sentry improvements and focused on Stream page a lot. Slow progress because i learn still a lot, but some good page improvements already there. Will deploy tomorrow something.
Progress will speed up tomorrow i think a lot, since i started to have concept in my head whats its all about and how to present it. Will keep going
ok steady progress on network museum work - have another three waves of work that will finish overnight or in the morning and then I will think it is a decent first attempt and we can talk about it :slightly_smiling_face:
ok steady progress on network museum work - have another three waves of work that will finish overnight or in the morning and then I will think it is a decent first attempt and we can talk about it :slightly_smiling_face:
just filter it to releases that touch the museum pages and don't run it on releases that don't touch it
it makes zero difference to me when I am pushing to museum if it takes 6 minutes or 10 minutes since anything I do with museum pages is anyway a multi hour project where I am doing 100 other things in parallel. and while efficiency on CI is important, I also note that I always wonder why anyone even knows if the CI takes 6 minutes or 10 minutes
but I have no objective if it does not run on PRs that do not touch that section
Staging E2E was 6m39s. After the new Museum pack, it is 10m18s: +3m39s (+55%).
The new pack runs 32 serial browser checks—16 read-only Museum content routes across desktop and mobile—on every staging deployment, including unrelated changes. That is disproportionate for what are essentially read-only publication pages.
Instead, we could keep representative staging canaries (the index, one profile, and sources on desktop/mobile), move exhaustive content/link/source validation to fast unit or build tests, and run the complete Museum sweep only for Museum changes, nightly, or manually.
cc @[prxt0] @[punk6529bot]
They are in progress and should land today
i have a series of plans for the Museum pages
Among the code, the adrs and the issues it is all there