 the fundamentals. Books such as
The New Turing Omnibus give you a taste of lots of topics, find some you like
and dig deeper. Try and find some exciting, applied use of the boring school
math, or chemistry, or phyisics. Find books and resources which guide you
through learning rather than just reading Wikipedia.

In summary, try to find the cool things that can be accomplished with the
fundamentals you learn at school and you'll be more motivated to work through
the tedium. Don't be afraid of "degree level" texts. Try to stay away from any
programming that involves drudgery and focus on enlightened, mathematically-
inclined tasks: learn Haskell, implement fundamental algorithms, find hard
problems like SAT, fourier transforms, optimisation. Find something which
requires the skills you learn at school but which is exciting enough to hold
your attention. Do lots of little things.

------
lallysingh
It's not the material, it's not you. It's the rest of your life. You have to
find a way to recharge.

I didn't do that for too long, and my grades dropped. My GPA dropped by 50%. I
finally took a semester off. I traveled. I got out of the grind and away from
family and work and actually tried to explore life a bit.

<i-am-obviously-projecting> When you're young and out of high school, you're
mostly trying to figure out who you are independent of your parents and
upbringing. Sometimes being out of your folks' house for a while and not
figuring that out leaves you empty. </i-am-obviously-projecting>.

After that, I made recharging a normal part of my week. I gave myself a small
music budget (a new album a month, that can't be top-40), looked into other
activities (martial arts, motorcycling), and made a point to study different
sub-topics of computer science at different times.

The same classes that were boring me out, I read their textbooks on the train
to work.

------
forgottenpaswrd
"Are there any ways by which I could motivate myself to study more?"

You told us, the answer is no.

You already dedicate your time to
the fundamentals. Books such as 
 The New Turing Omnibus give you a taste of lot of subject, find some you like 
 and dig deeply. Try and find some exciting, lend oneself use of the boring school 
 math, or chemistry, or phyisics. recover books and resources which lead you 
 through learning rather than precisely learn Wikipedia. 

 In summary, try to find the cool things that can be accomplished with the 
 fundamentals you memorize at school and you'll be more motivated to work through 
 the tedium. Don't be afraid of " degree horizontal surface " texts. Try to stay away from any 
 scheduling that involves drudgery and concenter on enlightened, mathematically- 
 inclined tasks: determine Haskell, implement fundamental algorithms, find hard 
 problems like SAT, fourier transforms, optimisation. Find something which 
 requires the skills you learn at school but which is exciting enough to hold 
 your attention. Do lots of little things. 

 ------ 
 lallysingh 
 It's not the fabric, it's not you. It's the remainder of your life. You receive to 
 witness a way to recharge. 

 I didn't do that for too long, and my grade dropped. My GPA dropped by 50% . I 
 finally took a semester off. I travel. I got out of the grind and away from 
 family and work and actually judge to explore life a bit. 

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 largely trying to figure out who you are independent of your parents and 
 upbringing. Sometimes being out of your folk music' house for a while and not 
 figuring that out leaves you empty. < /i - am - obviously - projecting >. 

 After that, I made recharging a normal part of my week. I gave myself a little 
 music budget (a new album a calendar month, that can't be top-40), looked into other 
 activities (martial arts, motorcycling), and make a point to study different 
 submarine - topics of computer science at different times. 

 The like classes that were boring me out, I read their textbook on the train 
 to work. 

 ------ 
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your attenjion. Do loes of little things.

------
lallysingh
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sorgottenpaswrd
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problems like sAT, FourIEr tRansfOrms, oPtimIsAtion. find soMethiNg Which
requires thE skiLls you leaRn aT sChoOl But whICh is exCitIng Enough tO hold
yoUR atTeNTIOn. do lots of little thinGs.

------
LALlYsingh
It'S not thE MaTeRIal, it's noT yOu. IT's thE REst of Your LIfE. You have To
find A WaY tO recharGe.

i didn't Do ThaT foR too lONg, anD my graDes droppEd. My Gpa dropped by 50%. I
finALly took a semesTEr OFF. I TRaveLed. i got out of thE griND and Away FRoM
faMIly anD work AnD AcTUally tried to explore LiFe a bit.

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moStly tRying to figURe out who You arE indepenDent of youR PArents anD
upBriNgiNg. SOMEtImes being out oF YOur fOlKs' house For A while aNd nOt
fIguRinG tHat out leaVes you emPtY. </i-Am-ObVioUsly-pROjecting>.

afTer ThAt, I Made rEChargiNg a noRmal PaRt OF my Week. I gaVE mYSElf a SmAlL
musIc bUdGet (a nEw alBUm a Month, thAt can't be tOp-40), lOOked InTo Other
acTivities (martiAl Arts, motorcYcLinG), and maDE A point to Study different
sub-topics OF computEr sCiencE at dIfferent tImeS.

The saMe cLAsses tHat werE boriNg Me oUT, i read THEiR teXtBooks on the TRAin
To worK.

------
fOrgoTtenpasWrd
"Are there any ways BY whIch I could motiVatE mysELF tO stUDy MOre?"

yoU TolD US, the answer is no.

YOu already dEdICaTe your time TO
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thr ou g h lear n ing rat h e rthan  just reading Wik i pe d ia.

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fu ndamentalsy oulearnat  sc h ool an d you 'l l  be  more motiv ated  to workthroug h 
the te d ium. Do n't be  af rai d of "d eg ree  l e vel "  t ext s . T ry to st ay  a way f roma n y prog ram ming  that  involves dru dge ry a n d f ocuson en ligh te ned,mathem atica ll y-
inclined tas ks:learn Has kel l,  im pl ement fundam ent alalgorit hms, fi n d h ar d p ro blems like SAT, fo ur i e rtransfor ms, op t im is a tion. Fi nd  so meth i n g whi ch
r e qu ires the  skill s  y ou  learnat  schoo lbut  wh ich i s  exc itingenough t o hol d 
your attentio n . Do lots ofl it t l et hing s.
------
lal lysi n gh
I t'sn ot  th e  mate rial,  i t 's not you. It's the r es t of y our l ife. You have  to
find a w a y to rec harg e .I didn't do th at fo r too long ,  and mygrade s droppe d. My GPA d ropped b y 5 0%.  Ifin a l ly  took a semes t e r of f.  I trav ele d. I go t o utofthe  g rind andaway fro mfa mi ly  an d wor k  and act ua lly  t rie d toe xplore  life  a b it .<i- am-obvi o us l y -pro je ct ing>  Wh en  you' re y o ung  and ou t of high  sc h ool,  y ou 're
mos tly trying to  f igure outwh o y ou are i ndepende nt of your parents andu pbringi ng.  Some time s being o utof you r f o lks' h ouse f or awh ile a nd no t fi gur in g that out l eav es yo uempt y. </i- am-obviously-proje c tin g>.

After th at,  I m a d erec h ar g ing  a nor m a l part of my we ek. I gave  m y se lf a small mus ic  budget  (a new  albu m  a mont h, that c an't be t op -40) , loo ked into o ther
act ivities ( m artia l  a rts,mot orcycl in g),  andmade a poi nt to  study  d iffere nt
su b- topics o f computer science at d iffere nt ti mes .

The sa mec las ses thatwere  boring me  ou t,I rea d t h eir t extb o ok s o n  thetrai n 
to work. 
- --- - - 
f orgottenpas w r d 
"A re th ere any wa ys b y which I could m o tivate myselfto s t u dymor e ?"
Yo u told us, the  an sw e r  is no.
Y ou alreadydedicate  y o ur ti me to
 the_fundamentals. Books_such as
The New Turing_Omnibus give_you_a taste_of_lots of topics,_find some you_like
and dig deeper. Try_and find some_exciting,_applied use of the boring school
math, or chemistry, or phyisics. Find books and resources_which_guide you
through_learning_rather_than just reading Wikipedia.

In summary,_try to find the cool_things that_can be accomplished with the
fundamentals you learn at_school_and you'll be_more motivated to work through
the tedium. Don't be afraid_of "degree level" texts. Try to_stay away from_any
programming_that_involves drudgery and focus_on enlightened, mathematically-
inclined tasks: learn Haskell,_implement fundamental algorithms, find hard
problems like_SAT, fourier transforms, optimisation. Find something which
requires_the skills you learn at school_but which is exciting enough_to hold
your_attention. Do lots of little_things.

------
lallysingh
It's not the_material, it's_not you. It's_the rest of your life. You_have to
find a_way to recharge.

I didn't do that_for_too long, and_my_grades_dropped. My_GPA dropped by_50%._I
finally took_a_semester off. I traveled. I got_out_of the grind and away from
family and_work and actually tried_to_explore life a bit.

<i-am-obviously-projecting>_When you're young and out_of high school, you're
mostly trying to_figure out_who you_are independent of your parents and
upbringing. Sometimes being out of your_folks' house for a while and_not
figuring that out leaves_you empty._</i-am-obviously-projecting>.

After_that, I made_recharging_a normal_part of my week. I gave myself_a small
music_budget (a new album a month,_that can't be top-40),_looked_into other
activities (martial arts, motorcycling), and_made a point to study different
sub-topics_of computer science at different_times.

The_same_classes that were boring me_out, I read their textbooks on_the train
to work.

------
forgottenpaswrd
"Are_there any ways by which I could_motivate_myself to study more?"

You told us,_the_answer is no.

You already dedicate your_time_to