What are some /sci/ hobbies?

>>8344886
studying

>>8344907
>>8344886

Taking drugs to make studying easier

Reading, puzzles, discussions...

Excessive masturbation

>>8344886
There are no hobbies. There are projects who will help me approach my dreams more.

Autistically shitposting on /sci/.

>>8344886
god damn that guy's happy

>tfw you'll never mix chemicals with the smile of a thousand suns

>>8344907
This
Also, learning stuff outside of your field.

>>8344886
Making music, reading, hiking and the occasional wank.

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>Trombone
>League of niggers
>Learning about how the body functions
>Learning about how the body reacts in situations
>Trying to become a surgeon
>Trying to get in AP or Accelerated classes
>Not being a faggot.
Also, how do I find the volume of fucking liquid. I forgot the formula :(

>>8346125
google it, highschooler

>>8346125
Underage, MODS

farting, sleeping

>>8344924
This.

>>8345156
Are you making music for well-tempered shit?

Performing a dmt extraction on Friday and smoking half a gram saturday

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>>8344886
Reading (only non-fiction books or Western white-authored fiction books written before the past 50 years).

Studying mathematics.

Shitposting on /sci/ (I try to minimize this as it is addicting and can turn out to be a massive timesink).

Listening to classical music (absolutely no popular music, as all popular music derives from nigger music. Also, no East Asian music, unless its Russian. Russian music is God tier. If you don't agree, please throw yourself in an oven).

Cooking (only white meals).

>>8346254
You forgot
>shitposting on /pol/

>>8346254
> classical music, no East Asian music
> brainlet thinks that his out of tune 2^{1/12} baby-scales are cool as fuck

> all popular music derives from nigger music
> thinks that other music doesn't (rhythm, syncopation, ...)

>>8344886
>getting 100% completion on all of Khan Academy

I play classical piano. Currently working on Chopin etudes op 10 no 3 and 4.

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>>8346254
lol what a white knight

>>8346363
damn dude no 4 is a monster, probably the hardest of op 10 except for maybe no 1

>>8346359
hello shkreli faggot nigger

Sucking some cock.
t. engineer

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>>8346477
?

active pursuit of comfiness
i travel the world doing math in the comfiest places imaginable
i remember first proving the yoneda lemma while drinking a cup of coffee, wrapped up in a blanket, next to a window, on a snowy day in svalbard

i hope to retire like grothendieck

EE/Comp Sci. I like making robots/small electronics.

>>8344886
I play piano, program, play video games, and watch anime. Pretty standard stuff for a 4chan user.

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>>8344886
>you will never dilute zinc chloride this happily

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>>8344886
Botany.

>>8346628
You have low limits.

>>8346628

>programming as a hobby

I know this is an aspie level question, but fuck it.

I've taken a couple of introductory programming classes. Would like to program recreationally (mostly to keep my skills up) but... I'm shit at coming up with ideas for projects.

Got any advice?

>>8346657

very cool, is the hobby expensive and how is the learning curve? thinking about getting into it

>>8344886

Powerlifting.

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>>8346666
Not very expensive. It's best to start off practicing with plants that make good houseplants, if you've never had to deal with plants before. There's a lot of information online pertaining to different species of plants. The biggest things to probably remember, for basics, are to avoid root rot (usually through over-watering) and for seedlings to control the amount of direct sunlight they receive (the small plants can't produce antioxidants fast enough to combat cell damage and exhaustion, so you end up with spotty, damaged foliage). My mom has a doctorate in agriculture so I have sort of a natural inclination towards it. But having a small jungle in the home is very relaxing, and at most tending to the plants will take about half an hour a day max. I also grow all sorts of vegetables on my backporch (south-facing balconies are also ideal).

Nothing beats tending to large forests though. I love forestry.

I play jazz guitar and go running

not too /sci/ but there a lot of numbers in jazz

>>8346699

Thanks anon, I can't even get my shamrock plants to bloom flowers. I'm pretty sure I'd make a shitty botany

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>>8346753
>shamrock plants
From my knowledge of oxalis plants (if they're growing on the forest floor, it means the soil is very rich) they might need moderate shade and a little bit of fertilizer. Fertilizers for flowers and other houseplants should support blooming. Just don't over-do it (add a small amount to the water you give them about once a month) or the nitrate buildup will burn the roots. Also avoid pouring said water on the leaves, as it is very harsh.

>>8344913
I take it as "Taking drugs for making studying harder".

>>8344886
Chess
Magic
Gym

>>8346665
>I'm shit at coming up with ideas for projects.

Same here. Hopefully senpai responds.

>>8346665
>>8346866
Not the senpai, but have you looked at project euler?

Playing the violin after my studies

>Tchaikovsky
Pleb
>>8346254

>>8344886
..../.-/-- .-./.-/-../../---

>>8346346
>>r/asianmasculinity

>>8344886
making a Beowulf cluster with a friend and then one for the University you're attending

>>8347136
Oh god, it's-... it's beautiful.

Thank you, anon. Thank you.

Watching sci-fi shit

>>8346657
>>8346699
what about bonsai?

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>>8344886
programming

History and humanities desu

And that's the way it should be for everyone

>>8347803
love it
> my hobbies:
> weed
> beer
> math/cs i don't encounter in my day to day (statistics)

Philosophy (mainly eastern right now)
Gardening
Smoking weed with my artsy best bud
Boxing
Hiking
GO

Make battleship online with python

Bit of apartment-balcony gardening.
Reading classics (and Douglas Adams, of course).
Running and lifting.
Figuring out how to arduino.

Tried home brewing beer, but fuck if that isn't a pain with a busy schedule.

>>8347802
6/10 baited me, you fagget

>>8347888
explain yourself

>>8347802
Omg thats some awful latex

>>8347901
git gud

>>8347845
>Smoking weed with my artsy best bud
fucking degenerate

"Kitchen chemistry"

Soapmaking, brewing, extracting oils from plants, candymaking

Most weekends I'm running a reflux or something in my kitchen

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Anybody here play? 20k n00b but I feel this is about as /sci/ it can get.

>>8348030
I tried playing AIs on a phone app once or twice, but couldn't get my head around the scoring. Been meaning to give it a more serious effort though.

counting

>>8348030
What server? I'm 2k, been playing for a few years. If you're on OGS i'll play you, handle is danish

>>8344886
Making homemade explosives and fucking with the squirels and boars around here by putting ETN landmines hooked to tripwires across active areas.

>>8346732
How do you learn to play jazz?