Lil fix in a note.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/notes/260608-fastcons2.md b/notes/260608-fastcons2.md
index bee97ac..541ee87 100644
--- a/notes/260608-fastcons2.md
+++ b/notes/260608-fastcons2.md
@@ -143,9 +143,9 @@ another `[4]u64`-backed list:
 If you think hard and compare this to what would happen under regular
 `[2]Value` cons cells, you will arrive at an interesting realization,
 which is that as elements are added, it goes back and forth between
-wasting one `u64`-sized slot, and using exactly the same number of
+wasting two `u64`-sized slot, and using exactly the same number of
 slots, compared to regular cons cells.  So, the total memory waste
-remains bounded to 8 bytes per list constructed in this way!
+remains bounded to 16 bytes per list constructed in this way!
 
 (The per-block sentinel value is always "wasted" yes, but this pays
 for itself in having fewer pointers, which are also "waste" if you