Ask HN: What are your non-tech hobbies?
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#57* Photography. I used to shoot escorts, for their websites, but these days I just shoot random volunteers for fun.
* Collecting watches.
* Going to pottery-classes. I'm terrible, but it doesn't matter.
* Baking bread.
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#58Birdwatching and Hiking mostly Birdwatching is a very rich hobby I’d recommend it to anyone.
We plant a lot of new/different trees in our garden every year to attract more and different birds; it works. And then watch them.
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#59Investing. Uranium and precious metals equities. 80% uranium.
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#60Somewhat tech-related, I like building and repairing electronics and vintage mechanical things (Singer sewing machine, old door latches, old Macintosh; you get the idea).
Bike maintenance is deeply satisfying. Especially when you go camping on a bike you’ve completely overhauled.
Listening to and playing music are important to me in ways that are difficult to describe.
And not really a hobby, but just meeting new people and neighbors and listening to them (especially people not in tech) is very rewarding.