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> try and aim for two or less. I hope this was meant as provocation. I'm guessing you actually meant, "Try to aim for two or fewer," yes?
by lutusp 13y ago
> try and aim for two or less.
I hope this was meant as provocation. I'm guessing you actually meant, "Try to aim for two or fewer," yes?
- crntaylor 13y agoIt was a reference to the Hemingway app. If you paste acqq's comment into Hemingway, it suggests "Four adverbs used. Try to aim for two or less." As humour goes, it's a few levels of indirection away from Seinfeld. But you're on a forum full of people who spend all day thinking of abstractions for their abstractions, so what do you expect?
- lutusp 13y ago> If you paste acqq's comment into Hemingway, it suggests "Four adverbs used. Try to aim for two or less." Okay, that made my day. :)