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I make a point of never using pip outside of a virtual environment exactly for this reason. It has worked well!

Because when you talk to a salesperson you know you're being looked at (and reciprocally you're looking at them), and human memory is limited so it's unlikely they will retain any "data" about you when the contact is finished.

Here, instead, there is no indication that you're being watched, analyzed and kept recorded for indefinite amounts of time.

If you find the subject interesting I suggest reading "The white road" by Edmund De Waal. It gives a more human, broad and intimate insight into the history of porcelain both in China, Europe and... the USA.

As always, I would prefer more focus on training your own models rather than running prebaked ones.

> I will never accidentally create a merge commit

What is the big deal about creating a merge commit? It that because you only merge in `origin` (wherever that lives)?

Dumb question: what are the possibilities for obtaining the same service offered by these data-hungry companies without giving up genetic privacy?

Really good results! Is there a quick way to copy and paste the hex values for the palette?

That's not​ how Wikipedia works. You are not a reliable source about yourself, be it social media, blogs, company websites.