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Re:Ask HN: Do people not have hobbies anymore? by bxparks on Wednesday October 26, 2022 @11:11AM (#33344917)
What does "Kayak on the internet" mean in this context (with the capital 'K')? Do you mean the canoe-like boat? Why does kayaking require a camera? Or do you mean the online travel site kayak.com, which doesn't make sense.
Re:Ask HN: Do people not have hobbies anymore? by stonemetal12 on Wednesday October 26, 2022 @11:29AM (#33345224)
Yes, kayaking like a boat. "Why does kayaking require a camera?" It doesn't, unless you want to post pictures and videos of yourself kayaking on the internet.

One can kayak as a hobby, or one can run a youtube channel about kayaking as a hobby. In which case one is no longer kayaking as a hobby, one is running a small entertainment business about kayaking as hobby.

Re:Ask HN: Do people not have hobbies anymore? by kamlaserbeam on Wednesday October 26, 2022 @11:26AM (#33345162)
I think what they mean is that to "Kayak on the internet" is to post yourself evidence of Kayaking on the internet. Such things would require a camera (if you want a good visual component) to show off your Kayaking adventures
Re:Ask HN: Do people not have hobbies anymore? by dentemple on Wednesday October 26, 2022 @11:24AM (#33345134)
They're talking about broadcasting/performing the hobby on social media, as many social media-native hobbyists do.