diff --git a/build.rs b/build.rs
index 9acb319..b6c5c81 100644
--- a/build.rs
+++ b/build.rs
@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ use syntect::{
 };
 
 static POSTS: &[(&str, &str)] = &[
+    // ("2026-03-14", "doomreading-instead-of-doomscrolling"),
     ("2025-08-30", "this-website-is-faster-than-light"),
     ("2024-12-08", "overengineered-blog-deployment"),
     ("2024-12-07", "nix-and-direnv-a-match-made-in-heaven"),
diff --git a/content/posts/doomreading-instead-of-doomscrolling.md b/content/posts/doomreading-instead-of-doomscrolling.md
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+# Doomreading instead of doomscrolling
+
+Bought this little guy, and it has been a game changer for me.
+
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+
+Like many others, I have a tendency to pull out my phone at whatever moment
+feels a little bit boring, trying to maximize productivity by checking email,
+chat, news, or bug reports. It's kinda like a vicious cycle of dopamine hits:
+each next one requires more dopamine than the last. I suddenly realized that I
+can't even wait for my wife to quickly grab an item from a convenience store
+without pulling out my phone anymore.
+
+At the end of each "doomscrolling" session (which can span from 5 minutes to
+even an hour), it feels empty. I can't really recall what I've read or watched.
+I've come to the conclusion that trying to maximize productivity has
+diminishing returns and is basically useless. However, it's extremely hard to
+get out of the dopamine addiction. I've tried blocking apps and websites with
+the OS's built-in features, but that seems to be ineffective because bypassing
+them is nothing more than a minor inconvenience.
+
+When I got the Xteink X4 (after much consideration about whether it's too
+small), something clicked. I moved my phone to my right pocket, and put the X4
+in my left pocket where my phone used to be. Now every time I have the muscle
+memory trigger to pull out my phone, I pull out the X4 instead. It's so
+frictionless to continue reading my books compared to my bigger ereaders (which
+I'm still using). The small reading sessions of a few pages at a time compound
+over the span of a few weeks, and I have finished another book today. While I
+still haven't solved the tendency to try to do _something_ while I'm bored,
+it's still a win because that time could have been wasted doomscrolling useless
+content on Twitter or Reddit (even though they might still be technical -
+they're still pretty shallow compared to the knowledge gained by book authors
+after years of sweat and tears), and now it's used to read books instead. In my
+childhood I've read basically 1 book a week (~52/year), but in the past 10
+years it has dropped down close to 1-2/year. With the new pace unlocked by the
+X4, I'm on a pretty good track to bump that up to ~20 books per year. And I
+feel great every time I pull it out, instead of the guilt of wasting time by
+pulling out my phone.
+
+Besides the X4, there are some other alternatives from Boox, Bigme, or Viwoods,
+but this one suits me better because I prefer a smaller device, and the limited
+firmware is actually an upside, since I can't even do anything besides reading,
+unlike other Android-based devices.
+
+Ditch doomscrolling, doomreading instead!