Mixing your other favorite things with programming

Why is it not fun to mix hobbies? Like, I like cooking and I like reading my SICP, but writing a Scheme program to explore new possible recipes is boring and weird. Likewise, I like anime, but Anime about programming are dumb nerd shit. Shouldn't it be double the fun?

What is your experience with this >>2-san?

My hobby is making artificial Minds:

http://ai.neocities.org/P6AI_FAQ.html

I like lolis, drugs, eating, money, and shitposting.

Lolis and programming: As yet, no one has been retarded enough to let me program with their daughter, but I haven't actually asked. that would be exceedingly awkward conversation. But I imagine it would be fun.

Drugs and programming: Despite the promise that smoking weed every day will make programming less annoying, I don't have that kind of time and I don't find programming all that annoying. Besides, when high, I can never focus on what I'm doing. I really like disassociatives though, and I'm not sure I could possibly program on those. Not really fun.

Eating and programming: I rarely do this, actually. It's hard to program while eating fast food in a empty parking lot at 2AM while crying.

Money and programming: I think that maybe some woman in my family tree must have been raped by a Jew, because I really enjoy doing computational finance. That can't be done without programming, so I'd say it's pretty fun.

Shitposting and programming: I am on /prog/. If it weren't fun, I wouldn't be here.

Lolis and programming

http://i.imgur.com/wRXKqpg.png

I use programming to help me get better at Touhou.

It's hard to program while eating fast food in a empty parking lot at 2AM while crying.

But that's the best way to experience eating fast food.

>>2
Too bad you have not actually done that.

>>3
You have good interests, but you should take better care of yourself. Stop eating so much junk food, and only eat it during the day time.

>>5
Explain please. I can't beat EotSD on normal, so I'm very interesting in how you are managing to convert one form of autism to another.