nowhere near enough / typos

doc/hoon/tut/6.md

@@ -940,7 +940,7 @@ first item in `a`, selected via the `++snag` function:
 `++snag` of course selects any item in the list; but if `b` has a
 type more complex than a homogeneous list (eg, the type system
 might well know the number of items, etc, etc), Hoon is nowhere
-near enough to see that the counter is always 0.  So the type
+near smart enough to see that the counter is always 0.  So the type
 produced by `++snag` is the union of all list elements, which is
 precisely the type we want for our homogenized list.
 
@@ -955,7 +955,7 @@ As for `^.` (`ketdot`, `%ktdt`), we can see it in `++open`:
 Ie, `^.(a b)` is `^+((a b) b)` is `^-(_(a b) b)`.
 
 `++weld` prudently casts its product to the type of the base list
-`b`.  In future this `^+`  will probably be removed, since we are
+`b`.  In the future this `^+`  will probably be removed, since we are
 perfectly capable of inferring that when you weld `(list a)` and
 `(list b)`, you get a `(list ?(a b))`.  But there's old code this
 change might confuse.