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Ironically, my confidence that a human had at least an active part in writing/editing this article went up because of this train wreck of a sentence: > "A cach
by velcrovan 2mo ago
Ironically, my confidence that a human had at least an active part in writing/editing this article went up because of this train wreck of a sentence:
> "A cache-aware model router will take that into account by adding stickiness to the initially chosen model and keeps querying it."
- hhh 2mo agowhat’s wrong with the sentence? reads fine to me
- 1bpp 2mo ago'keeps' is the wrong tense and could be 'will keep'
- thehamkercat 2mo agoi think it should be "by adding stickiness to the initially chosen provider of that model"
- inigyou 2mo agoWeird tense combination. I'm not sure if it's officially wrong but it feels weird to change tense mid-sentence after so many words. "X will do ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY and does Z." I thought it could be a typo for "X will do ... and do Z" but only when I went to write why it's weird, I realised it doesn't have to be a typo. It doesn't even matter here. It would mean the same thing either way.
- brunaxLorax 2mo agoa French human doing its best to sound punchy in English :)