Oh Look, Another Bloody AI Unicorn Farting Money Everywhere

Cursor, that sodding code completion tool that’s basically Clippy for hipsters with overpriced MacBooks, just reportedly surpassed $2 billion in annualized revenue. Two. Billion. Fucking. Dollars. For a glorified text autocomplete that writes broken JavaScript and hallucinates APIs that don’t exist.

While you’re sitting there in your underpants, drooling over your $20 monthly subscription like it’s the second coming of Christ, these bastards are laughing all the way to the bank. “Annualized revenue” my arse—that’s just wishful thinking math for “if everything stays exactly the same for a year,” which it won’t, because half of you pillocks will churn when you realize it can’t actually refactor your 15-year-old spaghetti legacy codebase without nuking production.

Remember when writing software required actual fucking neurons? Now every script kiddie with a GitHub account thinks they’re a 10x developer because an LLM vomited out their CRUD app. And Cursor’s founders? Probably lighting cigars with $100 bills while their GPU clusters melt what’s left of the polar ice caps to generate another 47 variations of “Hello World” in Rust.

And don’t get me started on the VCs. These wankers threw money at anything with “AI” in the pitch deck faster than you can say “prompt injection vulnerability.” Now they’re sitting pretty on a valuation higher than the GDP of some small nations, all because developers are too sodding lazy to read documentation or—god forbid—think for themselves.

Enjoy your auto-completed garbage code, you pack of muppets. I’ll be here when the bubble bursts and you’re all crying into your mechanical keyboards because the AI trained itself on Stack Overflow downvotes and deleted half your repository.

https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/02/cursor-has-reportedly-surpassed-2b-in-annualized-revenue/

Anecdote: I once had a user submit a ticket asking why Cursor couldn’t fix their “simple” memory leak. Turns out the daft apeth had been blindly accepting every single AI suggestion for three straight months until their codebase looked like a Jackson Pollock painting made of diarrhoea and regret. I told them to RTFM, blocked their IP range, and redirected their domain to a cooking blog. They deserved it.

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