[missedthecue]

Especially with Elon? It happened one time (twitter) and if you think twitter was appropriately staffed at 8k employees you need your head read. Cursor operates with a very small team, and practically all have equity, so a $60B exit means congrats are in order.

[killingtime74]

And Tesla twice https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-firing-solarcity-emplo..., and https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/tesla-acquire-parts-in...

[missedthecue]

I'm not sure what these have to do? Tesla bought an insolvent German auto parts maker and kept all jobs it acquired. This is proof of what?

In staying on track, no I really don't think there will be mass layoffs at Cursor. They have ~300 employees total.

[killingtime74]

I'm just responding to the assertion is only happened once. No context on why

[jumpkick]

And the United States Digital Service (USDS) aka the thing they renamed to DOGE.