Tell me if you've seen this before: "Today is a hard day. We've made the difficult decision to cut 1,000+ employees. Our business has never been stronger, but AI has changed how we work..." Whenever I read one of these, I mentally translate it to what's actually happening: "Today is a hard day. We overhired during the zero-interest era and need to cut costs. AI is easy to blame, so…" Over 80,000 tech employees were laid off in Q1, the highest since 2022-23. Here's my rant why these layoffs…