哲学小说大多难解和多解，有些甚至无解，只管呈现矛盾而无意提供出路。那么，我想，现在读一些哲学小说的一大意义莫过于为自己的生活提供观照。那些固有的瑕疵、情感的对立、厌倦和心碎、纯粹与妥协、完美与现实、责任与自由、自我与他人之间等等不可调和的矛盾的最佳定位乃是属于我们的现实的一面镜子，让我们直面、冷静、细察，为我们自己生活中独特的精神困境启发思考与答案。

Make your web app feel native: PWA. Shortcuts. Widgets.

Just found a phenomenon, for which I don’t know if there’s a name — I’d call it (seeming) deliberation-justified inertia. For instance, WeChat wouldn’t develop a dark mode because it thought a healthy user was not supposed to use it late into the night in the first place. Another example: bilibili didn’t bother to add a “private” visibility option for uploaded videos, insisting that it was a platform intended for video sharing. Now they’ve both gone back on their word.

In adapting to the worldly norms, and drifting along with the tide of the times, I am allowed to convey my delirium and folly.

—Sima Qian, the castrated historian of Han dynasty

从俗浮沉，与时俯仰，以通其狂惑。——司马迁

If I were to work as a journalist for any Chinese newspaper, the first thing I would draft (and very likely, write) would be a redesign of their website.

And it’s not only just the press. Only too often a top-tier service is toppled by hellish 20th century design.