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Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman says the AI chipmaker pulled its IPO filing to share updated financials, admitting it was a mistake not to explain the move sooner (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/06/cerebras-ceo-says-company-still-intends…

Cerebras CEO explains IPO withdrawal, says AI chipmaker still intends to go public
Cerebras wants to give investors clearer information on its strategy, but CEO Andrew Feldman didn't provide a timeline for a new filing.

NFL preseason trade tracker: Every move leading up to the 2025 season https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45786920/2025-nfl-preseason-trades-news-deals-takeaways-rumors

🪧 Labor’s Crisis Is Not a PR Problem
#labor

Labor’s Crisis Is Not a PR Problem
Union approval is at historic highs, yet density keeps falling. The problem isn’t messaging but the lack of strategy that can turn popularity into power.

❝ Move slow and feel things ❞
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https://lgbtqia.space/@alice/115294036465862708

Just finished "Sinners".
Have a feeling it's going to stay with me for a while. Anyone who says "cinema" is dying is digging in the wrong place.
https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/1233413-sinners

Sinners
Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.

Science Lab: ‘Maybe’ can’t be a strategy for Cowboys' wins https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/science-lab-maybe-can-t-be-a-strategy-for-cowboys-wins

I’m rambling, and struggling to figure out the heart of what I’m getting at.
It’s something about how maybe we should view the fecklessness of Democratic politicians the OP laments not as the •source• of the problem, but as the inevitable result of failing to form anti-fascist coalition, and to make that coalition into the other major political party in this country.
I feel like there’s something useful in there, something maybe strategically helpful that gives us a sense of agency. And man do I hate grand political cynicisms that rob us of our sense of agency.
/end

As we continue down this path of escalating nihilistic meme violence, it can feel like the worst things have become viral. We are drowning in the memetic effluent of a capitalist media that profits by maximizing engagement. But I wonder if anyone remembers "Pay it Forward?"
A movie came out in 2000 about a kid who started a viral kindness campaign. The idea was that you do something nice for someone else with the expectation that they do the same in the future. I never really saw the movie, but I do remember the time. There were a few weeks, maybe a few months, where people started doing it. People would just be randomly nice, and everything actually just started feeling better.
Over time, the world caught up. Capitalism consumed the whole thing, and life went back to normal. 9/11 happened the next year, and the US started down the path of becoming the most twisted and evil version of itself. But there was a short time that doing nice stuff was a viral meme, a thing that people just started doing.
Gun violence doesn't have to be the only viral meme we have. We can make good things happen too.

Science Lab: ‘Maybe’ can’t be a strategy for Cowboys' wins https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/science-lab-maybe-can-t-be-a-strategy-for-cowboys-wins

Matt and Ross Duffer officially sign a four-year exclusive deal with Paramount for theatrical films, TV, and streaming projects, starting in April 2026 (Rick Porter/The Hollywood Reporter)
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business

Duffer Brothers Officially Move to Paramount With Exclusive Four-Year Deal
The ‘Stranger Things’ creators will create movie, TV and streaming projects for the studio, with a focus on tentpole films.