And s/Nvidia/NVIDIA/g? Ugh. English has a normal way to deal with proper nouns, the first letter are capitalised, the others aren't. CamelCase is an exceptiona

And s/Nvidia/NVIDIA/g? Ugh. English has a normal way to deal with proper nouns, the first letter are capitalised, the others aren't. CamelCase is an exceptional phenomenon in written English. It's not unusual for exceptional stuff to get regularised, particularly (relatively) high-frequency words like Javascript. Especially since there is zero loss of information involved; there is no added ambiguity.