Freedom Smuggler on Nostr: How would we measure improvement if we don’t even have a metric for success? Also ...
How would we measure improvement if we don’t even have a metric for success?
Also number of users is not a success metric here IMO.
I always hear these things "we are early", "things are improving" and so on, but to me everything is the same buggy as it has ever been, sometimes worse because more adoption means more bugs. This is not only about Nostr. I see so many bugs everywhere.
What has actually improved in Nostr in the past 10 months?
Published at
2024-01-30 05:11:24Event JSON
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