Imagine naming a library after yourself.
> GGML is a C library for machine learning (ML) - the "GG" refers to the initials of its originator (Georgi Gerganov).
https://github.com/rustformers/llm/blob/main/crates/ggml/REA...
There's ample precedent for this. When you're building something to scratch an itch, the name is secondary. You cast about for one. Ah, you have a name. That'll do.
For example, DJ Delorie's djgpp project, built in 1989, was how I got into "real" programming on MS DOS.
I don't have to imagine.
For example, Debian. AWK. PKZIP. ARJ. Korn shell. Bourne shell. jemalloc, dlmalloc. djbdns.
I'm biased (see: pianojacq.com)
Imagine trying to name a file format for yourself even if it wasn't yours to begin with...
They wrote a large portion (and all of the initial version I think), they can name it whatever tf they want.
jealous?
Every single .exe file begins with the two letters MZ because Mark Zbikowski needed a "magic number" to begin the PE format.