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I am a UX/UI designer who always struggled to pair with the right developer, and/or right business oriented extrovert person, to build things. If you struggled from the other side, let's talk, contact in bio.

My projects / areas of interest:

1) high-concurrency booking system (10,000 university students trying to enrol in classes for next semester)

2) real-time money streaming

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> real-time money streaming

What does this mean?

Money can be transferred in realtime continuous flow into your pocket. Imagine you salary is not coming once a month, but instead every second you work. So that you can actually pay with it the next second.. It's the first time in human history that this is actually possible.

For what it's worth, the distinct impedance mismatch inherent to monthly payment has a very useful buffering quality to it.

A pay-per-second model explicitly validates accountancy-per-second, aka micromanagement, and constructs a unique feedback loop that, exactly as you say, has never been possible before.

How would you build fundamental contingencies against micromanagement into such a model?

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