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commit: 88489662f3e44416af15d02e75974b31d4a83d27
parent cf2fb4354b4fcf577f6a6cc5377ad5547687545f
Author: Drew DeVault <sir@cmpwn.com>
Date:   Sun, 21 Feb 2021 15:40:09 -0500

Fix typo

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diff --git a/content/blog/On-the-traits-of-good-replacements.gmi b/content/blog/On-the-traits-of-good-replacements.gmi
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ In computing, we make do with a hodge podge of hacks and kludges which, at best,
 
 ³ More concisely, I think of Go as an “internet programming language”, distinct from the systems programming languages that inspired it. Its design shines especially in this context, but its value-add is less pronounced for other tasks in the systems programming domain - compilers, operating systems, etc.
 
-⁴ The Go spec is quite concise and has changed very little since Go’s inception. Go is also unique among its contemporaries for (1) writing a spec which (2) suppors the development of multiple competing implementations.
+⁴ The Go spec is quite concise and has changed very little since Go’s inception. Go is also unique among its contemporaries for (1) writing a spec which (2) supports the development of multiple competing implementations.
 
 ⁵ Past tense, unfortunately, now that Go 2 is getting stirred up.
 
diff --git a/content/blog/On-the-traits-of-good-replacements.md b/content/blog/On-the-traits-of-good-replacements.md
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ endured for years.[^4]
 
 [^1]: That's a lot of adjectives!
 [^2]: More concisely, I think of Go as an "internet programming language", distinct from the systems programming languages that inspired it. Its design shines especially in this context, but its value-add is less pronounced for other tasks in the systems programming domain - compilers, operating systems, etc.
-[^3]: [The Go spec](https://golang.org/ref/spec) is quite concise and has changed very little since Go's inception. Go is also unique among its contemporaries for (1) writing a spec which (2) suppors the development of multiple competing implementations.
+[^3]: [The Go spec](https://golang.org/ref/spec) is quite concise and has changed very little since Go's inception. Go is also unique among its contemporaries for (1) writing a spec which (2) supports the development of multiple competing implementations.
 [^4]: Past tense, unfortunately, now that Go 2 is getting stirred up.
 
 There many other examples. UTF-8 is a simple, universal approach which smooths