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If you have a 16 in a 30x30 nonogram, you fill in the two spots in the middle.
If you have 6 and 10 in a 20x20, you know the 10 can not be in the left-most 7 spots, therefore there are only 13 spots left for the 10 and you can fill 7 of them.
So no, you don't need to use any hints to advance, everything can be solved without guessing.