Lars Wirzenius on Nostr: Open source projects can get quite far by copying the features of closed source, ...
Open source projects can get quite far by copying the features of closed source, non-free software. However, they can get further when they do something new and different. Especially when it's a hobby project and doesn't require a large investment of resources.
#StrongOpinionStronglyHeld #OpenSource #innovation
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