Oliver

Here is my grain of opinion: In general, the GDPR applies. I got my info from [europa.eu](https://commission.europa.eu/law/law-topic/data-protection/reform/what-personal-data_en#:~:text=Personal%20data%20is%20any%20information,person%2C%20also%20constitute%20personal%20data.), [gdrp-info.eu](https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/personal-data/) and [gdpr.eu](https://gdpr.eu/eu-gdpr-personal-data/). I have two thoughts: The first is: it is indeed...

I do not like option c too much. If only 20% of users opt-in, we don't have too many benefits. Maybe we could do the opt-in first, see how many...

Here is my analogy: If you take all the data we collect and create a single string from it, would this string be unique (or would there only be a...

Yes, I agree with you. The argument you make holds. Intuitively I also don't view the data we intend to use as personal. However, I am not sure about the...

We could ask the PDO at TU Dresden. https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/organisation/gremien-und-beauftragte/beauftragte/datenschutzbeauftragter

I agree - GDPR + opt-in is required. Option A) Abort this feature Option B) Ask for a opt-in first, then see how many comply, then implement the tracking

To add my two pence: I had a similar problem (slow collate), and I solved it by saving the _batched_ data to disk (i.e. collating them offline before training), and...

Yes, I agree. It is good to have consistent formatting. When I started the repo I only used ESLint. I am somewhat aware that this is not the same. Should...

I am pro prettier because a consistent code style is more professional and its good for anyone to learn to use a prettier. We need to make sure to **include...

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