Meta just enjoys fucking peoples' lives up
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Listen if you're working for Meta you're basically already set
Not for long, evidently
You'd be surprised how many of them are in over their necks buying duplexes to become landlords.
Is the AI bubble finally bursting? 🤞🤞
Calling it that they'll say some shit about how AI is writing its own code now and humans aren't necessary anymore, then all Meta services go down within 48 hours
A bit of a shift from 4 months ago https://fortune.com/2025/06/18/metas-100-million-signing-bonuses-openai-staff-extreme-ai-talent-war/
"The cuts did not impact employees within TBD Labs, which includes many of the top-tier AI hires brought into Meta this summer, people familiar told CNBC."
If this really is the start of the burst, it's going to progress incredibly quickly. No one wants to be the last one holding the bag.
Seeing as they just signed for a new data center in Louisiana and hired a guy from a company called Thinking Machines for presumably a dragon's hoard in compensation, I think the any predictions of the bubble's demise are still premature.
and so it begins

