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+Continue keeping it an opt-out feature. But give a long lead time. A month or two. Regular emails warning that profile will go public and a personalized screenshot of what exactly would be included. +If users want to approve the public profile, they will stop receiving these emails. They should also be able to choose who to show in their profiles. +If users forget to approve or deny, make an extremely minimalist profile public with only initials of the name listed.

"Frodo: I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened. Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."

Resonates with me in real life a lot.

I think this OP's expletive is more appropriate to some applications of FB's AI research and tools in their products.

If they weren't investing heavily in AI research & tools, they probably would've leveraged Google's TF, Microsoft's (since they like them) CNTK, etc.

So, in net, they have a positive impact with PyTorch which is the subject matter. Not facebook.com.

Based on Torch initially developed by now VP AI @ Nvida.

For some reason they don't tend to publicize much directly. I have observed that with other initiatives they have taken up.

E.g. atscale conference. No mention of FB on their about page.

"Delhi has banned disposable plastic"

Not all of India. Just Delhi.