What costs were being saved? I am assuming hardware/cloud type costs? Or was it making people more efficient, working on the right stuff instead of the wrong st

What costs were being saved? I am assuming hardware/cloud type costs? Or was it making people more efficient, working on the right stuff instead of the wrong stuff? It sounds like they were working with a gun to their head, with the short lived projects run in a survival of the fittest short-lifecycle way. Kind of sounds exhausting! I had a funny thought: The best team to be on during cutbacks is the probabilistic programming team that optimizes who to cut.