Additional primal.net requests:

A. Actions, like liking a post, should immediately be rendered in the frontend and then queud to be persisted in the backend. Today, a like will only activate the like button once it has been persisted. This makes the entire UI feel slow. Queue actions, never block on them.

B. The frontend only renders once it gets a reply from the backend. This causes the UI to take many seconds before rendering. Instead, the UI should be rendered immediately then populated asynchronously as data comes in. Architecturally speaking, this means decoupling the presentation layer from the data layer, which makes sense for #Nostr given it's heavier, complex data stream.

C. The frontend refetches notes it already has seen before; frontend caching can calculate a hash of the note (or use a unique id if one already exists) to not only display the UI faster but skip fetching duplicate notes that already exist in local data cache.