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depending on your skills (obv)... You can try your hand at security bounties. Sites like https://www.hackerone.com/ is basically companies daring you to break their stuff, for money.
Companies are making big bucks making apps for small business but they are relatively expensive. Write one app that is useful for one business type,you need to focus, and reuse the same over and over again using the original as a template. Charge a one time fee and an on going maintenance fee. So MAYBE, 5000 for the app plus 750 yearly fee. You'll need to define what you will do for the 750 otherwise you will end up…
750 per what unit of time? 1 year that’s not enough to even get me to answer the phone.
Besides pump and dump altcoins on PancakeSwap? Flipping websites using online marketplaces. Especially if you can develop a private network of buyers. On iOS for example, I've heard of like basic functionality TikTok clones that took 6 weeks to build going for $500k. Best of luck ;)
Consulting your programming knowledge out is a very high ROI per hour (more so than coding). Some people build plugins for ecosystems like Wordpress and that's pretty profitable. I have a Slack marketplace app that is ramen profitable. Write code to solve a problem and charge for it is probably the best way to monetize your programming hobby.
If you want to work on machine learning problems, you can try your luck at winning AICrowd/Kaggle competitions. Some have cash prizes: https://www.aicrowd.com/ https://www.kaggle.com/competitions
If you want to work on machine learning problems, you can try your luck at winning AICrowd/Kaggle competitions. Some have cash prizes: https://www.aicrowd.com/ https://www.kaggle.com/competitions
What do you think the expected return is that good on these competitions? Especially since the number of hours required to do well can be extremely high.
But it's an option.