Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 08/01/2026somehow hit a weird bug where the image was initially 3.5M but i still kept getting the same error after downsizing it to 800k ( 100
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 24/05/2025asked ai to roast my design and it’s...pretty good, echos what i have in mind and more 120
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 17/05/2025on the very last night i finally exported my read.cv data and gave it a home :```) 280
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 15/02/2025a few chapters into My Brilliant Friend and the relationship between Elena and Lila reminds me of this exchange in The Bear 000
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 11/02/2025i like how you can quickly flip between pages in physical book/notebook, how would that look like in digital counterparts? made a quick prototype for a “staging page” interaction to quickly cross-reference pages 140
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 08/02/2025this eerie one has to be nominated, tho it was meant to be sarcastic lol 131
Charlsy Yang @charlsy.cv · 25/01/2025no sure which stage of grief i am in but this is probably one of them 4272
![Screenshot of AI response: “3. Scribble Scramble: ▪ The pink scribbles are a fun idea for adding energy and a hand-drawn feel, but their execution is a bit distracting. ▪ The scribble weaving through the letters of "[redacted]" and "[redacted]" actively hinders readability. It feels less like a cool design element and more like someone accidentally drew over the important parts.
▪ The heart and sparkles on the right feel a little disconnected and add to the overall busyness without a clear compositional anchor.
4. Composition Collision: ▪ There's a lot happening in a concentrated space. The main text block feels very dense. The edges of "[redacted]" and "[redacted]" are uncomfortably close to the edges of the textured background square. Give your elements some breathing room!
▪ The balance feels a bit off. The heavy text block and photo on the left could be better counterbalanced or integrated with the elements on the right.
”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3d4go3r5qhjwr3c5asvgb4uw/bafkreiaeogqpe3kymq3hdfxsjzst6miib6l4wasogifzqirdj6uvm6b7um)
![a photo of a book excerpt: In truth, language had always been the ultimate hurdle for behaviorism. How could you avoid talking about "mental states" such as ideas, images, feelings, and intentions when the whole point of language was to communicate those states? The behaviorist answer —naturally-was that such apparent mental states were illusory. We produced certain sequences of words only because we'd learned associations between individual words: John had a certain probability of being followed by kissed, which had a certain probability of being followed by Mary, and so on. Thus John kissed Mary. Indeed, B. F.
Skinner himself was just finishing up a major book on the subject and had declared that a behaviorist account of language would be the culmination of his life's work.
Chomsky was contemptuous. "I thought that [Skinner's theory] was completely wrong from every point of view," he would say many years later. "You could ask a question that for some reason investigators rarely asked: namely, can the proposed model even in principle account for the known facts? As soon as you ask that it becomes clear that [the behaviorist model] can't possibly account for the known facts about language.'](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3d4go3r5qhjwr3c5asvgb4uw/bafkreigjkcvavmjk76oegfdh7f46sf2hzan2oug7fqa3wvsavnkwmubypa)
