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> And the zstd binary itself includes a dictionary trainer (zstd --train). Building a pipeline for handling compression dictionaries can therefore be reduced to
by koolba 8y ago
> And the zstd binary itself includes a dictionary trainer (zstd --train). Building a pipeline for handling compression dictionaries can therefore be reduced to being a matter of gluing these building blocks together in relatively straightforward ways.
What happens if your user data trained dictionary ends up storing user data and you receive a GPDR destruction request?
- bowmessage 8y agostandard GDPR cop out disclaimer that's something about needing to keep the data for technical reasons I wish I knew more about it, but that's what I keep hearing.
- karavelov 8y agoThe dictionary data in not personally identifiable, so no need to do anything. At least this is my understanding of GDRP, I am not a loyer.
- Legogris 8y agoIt would not be covered by GDPR, just like e.g. private emails containing PII about a third party are not in scope from perspective of the e-mail provider.