SCUFF
shippingNFC and iOS Wallet ticketing for nightlife. Your ticket lives in your phone, taps at the door, and never gets screenshotted into a scam. Built so promoters stop bleeding money to ticketing middlemen.
Hi, I'm Yazide. I build infrastructure for nightlife, run on roughly 954 calories a day (a process I have rebranded as photosynthesizing), and currently command a war chest of exactly $0.21. Everything is fine.
readouts are accurate to the best of my dehydrated knowledge.
NFC and iOS Wallet ticketing for nightlife. Your ticket lives in your phone, taps at the door, and never gets screenshotted into a scam. Built so promoters stop bleeding money to ticketing middlemen.
Remote device management plus a universal action layer. One control plane to push commands across every device you own, so the machines do the work while I lie still and conserve calories.
Skincare, posture, hydration, and a desk so tidy it could pass a deposition. If the inputs are clean, the outputs are clean. The 954 calories are part of the bit.
Two ventures, one nervous system. I treat commits like cardio and refactors like meditation. There is no off switch, only a deploy button.
Why do a task once when you can over-engineer a system to do it forever. Intermediary is just this personality trait with a company name.
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Ticketing platforms take a brutal cut from every door, then charge the fan a second time on the way in. Promoters lose, fans lose, the only winner is a fee structure nobody voted for. SCUFF puts the ticket in your phone and the margin back in the room. Intermediary makes the operation run itself. I keep the overhead at $0.21 and 954 calories so the savings have nowhere to hide.
Photosynthesized successfully. Net worth holding firm at $0.21. Shipped two commits and one suspicious gym set.
Lost a chess game on time in a winning position. Blamed low blood sugar. The blood sugar was, in fact, low.
Refactored Intermediary's action layer instead of eating lunch. The action layer ate well.
Explaining to people that 954 is a calorie target, not a wifi password.