← Back to context Comment by ky3 4 days ago Doesn't "orthogonal" convey that meaning more crisply and precisely? 2 comments ky3 Reply lanternfish 4 days ago Orthogonal means something different in mechinterp, so it'd be an overloaded term. Usually orthogonal would imply that there are actual vectors under consideration, which isn't the underlying claim. D-Machine 4 days ago Using "orthogonal" here would have the opposite effect, as it would impart a far more specific meaning which is also incorrect in this case.
lanternfish 4 days ago Orthogonal means something different in mechinterp, so it'd be an overloaded term. Usually orthogonal would imply that there are actual vectors under consideration, which isn't the underlying claim.
D-Machine 4 days ago Using "orthogonal" here would have the opposite effect, as it would impart a far more specific meaning which is also incorrect in this case.
Orthogonal means something different in mechinterp, so it'd be an overloaded term. Usually orthogonal would imply that there are actual vectors under consideration, which isn't the underlying claim.
Using "orthogonal" here would have the opposite effect, as it would impart a far more specific meaning which is also incorrect in this case.