Hacker News with Generative AI: Money

Musk's Super Pac Offers $47 to Those Who Help It Find Trump Voters (nytimes.com)
Elon Musk is dangling part of his fortune as part of a potentially expensive arrangement to identify likely voters for Donald Trump in seven battleground states.
When To Do What You Love (paulgraham.com)
In fact there's an edge case here so spectacular that it turns all the preceding advice on its head. If you want to make a really huge amount of money — hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars — it turns out to be very useful to work on what interests you the most.
How to Make $6k a Month by Moving Citi Bikes Around the Block (nytimes.com)
It was the perfect New York hustle, a scam of subtle perfection. And for three years, it helped Mark Epperson pay his rent.
UK Shops can refuse to take cash even though it's legal tender (2023) (fullfact.org)
Shops can refuse to take cash even though it’s legal tender
Cruise ships chopped in half are a license to print money (newatlas.com)
It's massively profitable for cruise operators to hack their ships in half and stick an extra section in to lengthen them
Streaming every NFL game this season requires 7 different services, costs $2,500 (marketwatch.com)
NYC's Idling Complaint Law Can Earn You Six Figures (curbed.com)
The Bands and the Fans Were Fake. The $10M Was Real (nytimes.com)
Printing Money (neal.fun)
How to Take Home "Garbage Bags Full of $20s" (hollywoodreporter.com)
Ask HN: How do you find what you're good at and make money? (ycombinator.com)
Millionaire Becomes Poor to Prove You Can Earn $1M in a Year: Fails at 10 Months (ibtimes.co.uk)
Software glitch saw Aussie casino give away millions in cash (theregister.com)
$10M in Gold Disguised as Machine Parts Seized from Cargo Plane (jalopnik.com)