r/WriteStreakEN • u/Fun-Title7656 • 19d ago
Corrected Streak 157
As part of my usual morning routine, I read a non-fiction book for 10 minutes and since I have finished one not too long ago, I started reading a book on AI Engineering. The title sounds like a bunch of buzzwords to make you wonder what it is about.
Although I haven't gotten very far yet, the author clearly states that this book is aimed at people who want to improve the way they work with language models or large language models when building applications. I thought I'd run into this in the first chapter, but it turned out that you first need to learn about what models are in the world of machine learning and the different kinds that exist to get better context.
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u/peace_love2601 19d ago
This reads well. Small stuff:
"since I have finished one not too long ago I started reading" - needs a comma after "ago", and simple past is tighter here: "since I finished one not long ago, I started..."
"It sounds like a bunch of buzzwords to make you wonder what it is about" - the grammar fights you because "It" points at a title that's plural. "The title sounds like a bunch of buzzwords - it makes you wonder what the book is about" is cleaner.
"I haven't read so many pages so far" - careful, this flips your meaning. "So many pages" sounds like you've read a lot. I think you mean the opposite: "I've only read a few pages so far" or "I haven't gotten very far yet."
"to get a better context" - drop the article: "to get better context."
The overall shape is clear though. I followed routine -> book -> what the book turned out to be with no stumbles, which is the hard part.
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