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>> which lost $42 million over 6 months and had just laid off 10% of its employees

most tech companies lay offs have been around 10% mark - and it started before general public's orgasmic-adoption of A.I.

like all platforms, Stack Overfloow, overflowed their market. layoffs and restructuring is a way to address that.

if you account the rise of "tech streaming" platforms like youtube, twitch, and elearning orgs like udemy etc, it's no surprise that students & professionals choose alternatives to Stack.