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The use of the term "Jacquard" in this context is really annoying. Jacquard is already a fashion/textiles device[1]. I get that it's trying to 'pay homage' or
by vertis 6y ago
The use of the term "Jacquard" in this context is really annoying. Jacquard is already a fashion/textiles device[1].
I get that it's trying to 'pay homage' or something, but Jacquard machines are still used today.
When tech companies overload terms like this it creates confusion. Are you talking about the machine or the Google product.
Another example of the same behaviour is Peloton.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacquard_machine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacquard_machine