> paying huge salaries and then putting them under a layer of management that thinks two different C++ ML frameworks with the same goals is a good idea. FB mak

> paying huge salaries and then putting them under a layer of management that thinks two different C++ ML frameworks with the same goals is a good idea. FB makes $1.3M/employee while average pay is $120K, i.e. less than 10% - thus the employees are actually very cheap and FB can waste a lot of employee resource, like doing 10 ML frameworks, and even though ML related employees earn $1M+ it still wouldn't move the needle financially for FB.