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Google are good at choosing names... http://www.elsman.com/mlkit/

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Google: ARCore MLkit Apple: ARKit CoreML

Apple have been using (name)core and (name)kit for a lot longer.

As an aside, how do you escape a star character on HN without dropping to a code block?

https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc

You need a space after the star, (* core) which is not like escaping at all...

nit: I think the apple naming convention has been (name)kit and core(name).

I am really only familiar with webkit and webcore, so I just assumed most others followed that pattern!

CoreML always sounded wrong to me because of that.

Apple seems to use both, but they've been leaning towards Core* rather than *Core recently. We have CoreAudio, CoreBluetooth, CoreFoundation, CoreGraphics, CoreImage, CoreLocation, CoreText…but there's also WebCore, JavaScriptCore, QuartzCore, and ImageCaptureCore.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go!_(programming_language)

Jesus, so even super obscure languages that virtually no one uses is a problem?

Well it is a little late now, but there was certainly some discussion about it when the language was announced.

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