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Re:Generative Art over the Years by sdenton4 on Friday April 10, 2026 @05:40PM (#47723990)
Yah, I think the question really comes down to: what's so special about a block chain vs any other public record or database?

For example, it's just as easy - and more accessible - to put the code and example configurations with output in a github repository.

Re:Generative Art over the Years by monokai_nl on Saturday April 11, 2026 @12:13AM (#47727321)
The special thing is that it’s decentralized. I know this discussion will not resolve and I’m not a blockchain zealot. I do think it’s an elegant decentralized storage system for algorithmic art where you make outputs definitive and collectible after initiating a run.
Re:Generative Art over the Years by zamadatix on Sunday April 12, 2026 @04:48PM (#47744305)
I think that's more than fair - "I like blockchain for decentralized proof of ownership more than other methods for the same." is as fine a preference as any other, of course.