They get paid for functional requirements, but it's actually the nonfunctional requirements that make a product enjoyable to use, in the mid-term.

I complained to some Nostr client devs and always got some variant of "Buy a better phone and get better Internet." Or they're like, "You are speaking from a scarcity mindset."

But I'm my own client dev, now, and I started coding in the 1990s, and I'm rage-coding and have an AI, and I'm testing on an old cell phone and an old netbook with 2 cores, so look out, below! 😂

Let's bring Nostr to the Great Unwashed Masses, including people commuting with the Deutsche Bahn.