Tony on Nostr: More often than not innovation does not require reinventing the wheel — it means ...
More often than not innovation does not require reinventing the wheel — it means understanding why the wheel was designed the way it was in the first place.
Reflecting on the fact that everything is 10x harder and takes 100x longer than you’d think
Then the simpler, pragmatic solution becomes all the more attractive.
Almost always the simple solution was the right one all along; just look at nostr vs web3 or DID Rube Goldberg machines
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2025-03-22 16:44:53Event JSON
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