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Gemini 4 Argon is underrated 😱. When auditing the traces, we found that Pi Harness just ends the run whenever it hits a fallback (e.g. for security task) in 20% of the runs. We rerun Argon with Antigravity Harness, and now it beats Astra and sits right behind Opus 5.5. Congrats to the team @GoogleDeepMind and looking forward to the new ckpt. Retweeted by @banteg from @wenhaocha1

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@RoundtableSpace half my subagents were just skills with extra steps tbh Reply to @RoundtableSpace: Anthropic just told developers to delete most of their subagents. their testing: one agent with skills often beats multi-agent setups. one customer ran about 2x faster after switching. the new rule of thumb: → skills = how your team does the work → tools / MCP = taking actions and reading live data → subagents = only for parallel work, fresh context, or an overloaded agent audit your setup: "Read every subagent, skill and MCP tool in this project. For each subagent, say keep, fold into a skill, or turn into a tool, and why. Build a 10-example eval first, then fold them in one at a time and show me the score before and after each change. Stop if any task gets worse."

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@AiswaryaVenkit1 Agreed, building beats reading. Deployment is the half no course grades you on: where state lives, what happens when a request fails halfway. One project someone else depends on teaches that faster than the next ten tutorials. Reply to @AiswaryaVenkit1: Want to learn Azure AI? Build something. A chatbot teaches you the basics. A working system teaches you about retrieval, tools, deployment, and evaluation. Here are 20 projects you can follow: Chatbots & document workflows → Microsoft Foundry + RAG chatbot: https://t.co/sOVxt572xd → End-to-end Azure RAG chatbot: https://t.co/8lBHVliIaZ → Deploy a chatbot on Azure: https://t.co/DQTW3SagGd → AI invoice processing: https://t.co/hDhrrfESfe → Translation & summarization app: https://t.co/yYlP7Ona3j → Image caption generator with Azure Vision: https://t.co/ZhqcGK4wh2 → Computer vision + Azure OpenAI web app: https://t.co/mHwU4a715w → Document Intelligence application: https://t.co/M86AhLahFW Multimodal AI & agents → Multimodal content analyzer: https://t.co/PCpJDW2EBh → Document research agent: https://t.co/L3KtF9Eq2t → Multi-agent workflow with human approval: https://t.co/uqie1frC7e → AI voice narration app: https://t.co/j4f29lGyNN → Real-time speech-to-text prototype: https://t.co/JJTqWfMamv → Insurance policy agent with RAG + MCP: https://t.co/P3KBPWlbPu → MCP-powered agent on Azure: https://t.co/NOHaTTYqia → AI data analyst with Code Interpreter: https://t.co/a67frjn0Hj Search, Foundry & evaluation → Build your first Foundry agent: https://t.co/ZZPlcigofY → Enterprise search index + RAG pipeline: https://t.co/8lBHVliIaZ → Hybrid search with Azure AI Search: https://t.co/PM98F9VcXF → Automated AI evaluation pipeline: https://t.co/qh1DTTIPCt Pick one that solves a problem you understand. Follow the tutorial, then change the data, add a feature, and test how well it works. Which project would you build first? 𝗕𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝘁 𝗔𝗜 𝗶𝗻 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝟭 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲 𝗮 𝗱𝗮𝘆. 𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗺𝘆 𝘄𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗹𝘆 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗜 𝗱𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹-𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗷𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗜 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. 👉 𝗦𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝘂𝗽 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 now → https://t.co/Kj8zW95H9X Join Me On Youtube And Insta : Youtube : https://t.co/45eggOUdoZ Instagram : https://t.co/cexIKa2AK5(Historical earnings: For fiscal 2026Q3 (period ended 2026-03-31), Microsoft reported basic EPS of 13.19 and diluted EPS of 13.14, with net income of USD 97.983 billion. Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2027Q1 event, consensus expects EPS of 4.7184 and revenue of USD 90.707 billion.)

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Bloom Energy Q3 revenue beats estimates on record product sales; raises FY2026 guidance(Historical earnings: For 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), Bloom Energy reported basic EPS of 0.25, diluted EPS of 0.23, and revenue of USD 0.751 billion. In the prior-year 2025Q1, basic and diluted EPS were both -0.1, with revenue of USD 0.326 billion. For full-year 2025, basic and diluted EPS were both -0.37, with revenue of USD 2.024 billion, compared with full-year 2024 basic and diluted EPS of -0.13 and revenue of USD 1.474 billion. Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2026Q3 event, consensus EPS estimate is 0.6724 and revenue estimate is USD 1.071 billion.)

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BLOOM ENERGY $BE Q3 REVENUE $1.236B BEATS • Revenue: $1.236B vs $1.061B est, beat • EPS: $0.78 (basic $0.85) • Operating income: $225.4M • Operating expenses: $191.7M • Gross margin: 33.8% • Operating margin: 18.2%(Historical earnings: For 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), Bloom Energy reported basic EPS of 0.25, diluted EPS of 0.23, and revenue of USD 0.751 billion. In the prior-year 2025Q1, basic and diluted EPS were both -0.1, with revenue of USD 0.326 billion. For full-year 2025, basic and diluted EPS were both -0.37, with revenue of USD 2.024 billion, compared with full-year 2024 basic and diluted EPS of -0.13 and revenue of USD 1.474 billion. Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2026Q3 event, consensus EPS estimate is 0.6724 and revenue estimate is USD 1.071 billion.)

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Breakpoint Bound: Getting Around London, Finding Scran, and Some Sights to See (Part 3)

Part 3/5 in the @SolanaEvents guide to thriving (and surviving) at Breakpoint London 2026
Your flights are booked, room locked in, entry requirements sorted, and bags are packed; Article 2 cleared that runway. Now letâ€™s tackle getting from arrivals to the venue floor, finding solid places for scran (food) between the conference and side events, and navigating the city without wasting hours deciphering routes or sitting in transit.
Consider this your introductory playbook for everything between the hotel lobby and Olympia (the main venue for Breakpoint 2026), along with a few solid reasons to explore further. Weâ€™re not in the tour guide business, so this isnâ€™t a sightseeing list; itâ€™s on-the-ground intelligence so your time in London for Breakpoint also feels like you visited London.
Getting In: Heathrow + Gatwick
Most likely youâ€™re flying into Heathrow or Gatwick. Either way, compare the whole journey to your hotel, not just the airport train: changes, walking, luggage, all of it.
The fastest train on paper isn't automatically your best route.
From Heathrow
Elizabeth line: The balanced pick for heading into central London and beyond, with services through to east London. The Lizzy line deserves its praise, but check whether it takes you toward your hotel or past it.
Heathrow Express: The Paddington speedrun: about 15 minutes from Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3, with extra time from Terminal 5. Compare the fare and onward journey before paying for speed you might lose on the next connection.
Piccadilly line: Heathrow describes Piccadilly as its most cost-effective rail route into London. If you're based around Hammersmith or Earlâ€™s Court, check this before defaulting to a trip through Paddington.
Black cab or rideshare: worth comparing if you're exhausted, carrying a lot, need accessible transport, or can split the ride. Just don't assume door-to-door means quicker. Check the live journey time as well as the quote.
If you want to do this on a budget, then get the Piccadilly line two stops to Hounslow West and then Uber from there. It will save you the airport surcharge (takes a Â£40 fare to Â£15).
From Gatwick
Gatwick Express: Non-stop to Victoria in about 30 minutes, then take the District line to West London
Southern: Serves Victoria and Clapham Junction, making it worth checking for a west London destination.
Thameslink: Serves London Bridge, Blackfriars, Farringdon, and St Pancras, among other stops; compare it if your base is farther east or north.

Beating the Jet Lag
You may not have two spare days to feel human again. Front-load your schedule lightly, especially if you're landing straight into a week of sessions and side events.
Shift before you fly! Nudge bedtime and wake-up time toward London time before departure; small adjustments beat arriving completely out of sync.
Hydrate like it's your job. Drink water, move around during the flight, and go easy on alcohol and caffeine. The welcome drinks can wait.
Get outside during the day. Natural light helps your body clock adjust, and switching to local sleeping hours helps too, obviously. Drop your bags, then try a jaunt around the neighborhood rather than immediately disappearing under the duvet.
Give yourself permission to skip the first late-night thing. Showing up functional beats showing up everywhere.
Use the Tube. Uber Is the Backup Plan.
For this trip, make the London Tube your first route check. Don't reflexively order rideshare for every coffee, dinner, or side event, especially when you're moving across town. Save rideshare for luggage, accessibility needs, or a late connection (if you're out past 1am, Uber home and skip the night buses). Less time in transit means more of your Breakpoint.
Tap, ride, repeat
Paying as you go with contactless keeps everyday travel simple, with daily caps based on your journeys and zones; the travel day runs from 4:30am to 4:29am the next morning. Most lines stop around midnight, with Night Tube on some lines on Fridays and Saturdays. You don't need to become a fare-system scholar, but these rules matter:
Use the same card or device throughout. Your physical card, phone, and watch count separately, even when theyâ€™re linked to the same bank account. Alternatively, you can get an Oyster card.
Tap in AND out on rail journeys. On buses, tap in only; missed rail taps can trigger maximum fares.
Don't assume one cap covers everything. Non-tube lines like Heathrow Express and Gatwick Express journeys don't count toward TfL's daily or weekly caps. Check airport fares separately!

A few habits that make life easier
Check the live route. Use Google Maps, Citymapper, or Transport for London (TfL) before leaving and check the last train before committing to â€œone moreâ€� at the mixer or pub. Breakpoint runs Sundayâ€“Tuesday, so don't bank on the Friday/Saturday Night Tube.
Dodge the busiest windows when you can. As a planning rule of thumb, try to avoid major central interchanges around 7â€“9am and 4:30â€“6:30pm on weekdays. Give yourself breathing room rather than scheduling a cross-city sprint.
Compare the walk or a Lime bike. Sometimes the best connection is your feet or the pedals, not a ride with two changes. Between central London venues, a bike is often fastest: London Hacker House to Soho is 10â€“15 mins by bike and 20+ on the Tube.
Be easy to share a train with. Let people off first, move away from the doors, and get your backpack out of somebody else's face.
Know Your Lines, Not Just Your Neighborhood
â€œHead eastâ€� isn't a route. Pin the actual venue, check your nearest station, and look at the number of changes before deciding something is convenient.
Olympia: the station is right there
Kensington (Olympia) station is beside the venue, served by the Overground's Mildmay line and Southern rail services. These are the useful options:
Mildmay line, light blue: Use the Clapham Junction branch for Kensington (Olympia), rather than assuming every Mildmay train goes there.
District line, green: West Kensington or Baronâ€™s Court plus a walk is a practical approach; direct District trains to Kensington (Olympia) are limited, mainly running at weekends, with extra weekday service for some major events.
Piccadilly line, dark blue: Hammersmith is another approach, followed by a walk or bus to the venue. Check live routes and station works before traveling.
â†’ A familiar line name isn't enough. Check the destination on the train.
Beyond Olympia:
Where to Eat, Drink + Get Some London XP
Article 2 covered where to sleep. Now work outward from Olympia: stay nearby for a quick reset, head toward central London for a proper afternoon out, or make Soho the evening plan. These are options, not a checklist. Nobody needs sightseeing FOMO on top of conference FOMO.
Kensington / Holland Park: a breather beyond the hall. Check out design and architecture exhibits at the Design Museum on Kensington High Street, or duck into Holland Park to clear your head in Kyoto Garden. Make the park a daylight plan; gates close around dusk. When hunger hits, the Churchill Arms serves up solid Thai dishes inside a classic flower-filled pub.
Hammersmith / Shepherd's Bush: pubs, gigs, practical errands. The Dove in Hammersmith has cozy rooms, cask beer, and Thames views. For entertainment, check the Eventim Apollo or O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire; Westfield London covers shopping and food when the group can't agree. Pick the pub for a small catch-up, the gig for a night off from talking shop.
South Kensington: culture, then something good to eat. The V&A is the art, design, and performance stop; or explore the Natural History Museum or Science Museum. Nearby, CERU serves Eastern Mediterranean food just off Old Brompton Road. Give this a real lunch break or spare afternoon, rather than speedrunning a museum between calls. It also works when the weather kills the park plan.
Chelsea / King's Road: the polished afternoon-to-evening option. Think boutiques along King's Road, contemporary art at the Saatchi Gallery, or a performance at the Royal Court Theatre. For dinner, the Cadogan Arms on King's Road does elevated pub classics, including fish and chips, pies, and steaks. Check the menu and book for a group.
Soho / Chinatown / Covent Garden: dinner that turns into a night out. Soho picks include Kiln for Thai grills and claypots and Bubala for meat-free Middle Eastern small plates. Bar Termini on Old Compton Street does coffee and Italian aperitivo in a tiny space: think two-person catch-up, not the entire TG group chat. Chinatown and Covent Garden are within walking distance, with West End entertainment in the mix. Kiln currently takes walk-ins only, so build in a wait. Pick dinner first, then decide how ambitious the evening gets.
Late night adventurers
In London, most places close at midnight, and there are only a few 24/7 spots. Try Hippodrome Casino in Soho/Trafalgar Square, or if youâ€™re in East London, a late-night stop at Polo Bar, Duck & Waffle, Sushi Samba.
Plus for those lucky enough to get a pass, the Superteam UK office at Somerset House is 24/7.

A little farther out from Olympia, if you have the time
South Bank: A riverside walk for London Eye and Big Ben views, with the Southbank Centre and National Theatre along the way. Your â€œProof of Londonâ€� photo, handled.
Shoreditch / Spitalfields / Brick Lane: Street art, market browsing, and food around Old Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane, well known for its curry. Make east London a deliberate outing, not a detour between Olympia sessions.
The British Museum is one of the best in the world, with a collection of 8 million objects spanning human history (plus admission is free!)
If youâ€™re staying in London for more than a few days, there are football games the week before (Arsenal v Hull), Shakespeare at the Globe, shows at the West End, and other concerts & activities to explore.
Money in Your Pocket + AWARENESS
A few reminders:
Check your card setup before travel. Review overseas fees and any bank travel settings, and keep a backup payment method separate.
Most restaurants already include a service charge on your bill; otherwise 10â€“15% is customary but discretionary, while drinks at a pub generally don't call for a tip.
Keep your phone close. Don't leave it on an outdoor table or stand distracted at the curb with it held out. It is your wallet, your ticket, and possibly your hotel key this week.
Know the emergency numbers. Call 999 for an emergency or immediate danger, 111 for non-emergency medical matters, and 101 for non-emergency police matters.
Charge the portable battery. Save your hotel address. Stay aware without spending the whole week looking over your shoulder.
Your Getting-Around Checklist
[ ] Airport route checked against the actual hotel address
[ ] Google Maps, with important locations pinned
[ ] Same contactless card/device chosen for daily travel
[ ] Olympia route saved, including the walking route, closest tube station and important lines
[ ] Buffer added around rush-hour journeys and important meetings
[ ] A nearby food option and one London outing picked
[ ] First day's schedule leaves room to recover
[ ] Backup payment method and charged portable battery packed
What's Next in This Series
You've landed, you're moving, and you know where to grab food without making every decision a group-chat referendum. Now it's time to talk about what happens INSIDE Olympia. Up next is Article 4: Working the Conference Floor, Etiquette, + Best Practices. How to work a floor this size, approach people without being that guy, and navigate the unwritten rules that separate a great Breakpoint from a wasted one.
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Follow @SolanaEvents for the rest of the series and real-time updates as Breakpoint London approachesBreakpoint Website | Breakpoint FAQs for London(Historical earnings: Latest disclosed actuals for 2026Q2 (period end 2026-06-30) show basic EPS of 14.41, diluted EPS of 14.24, and net income of USD 174.771 billion. Consensus expectations: Consensus for 2026Q3 expects EPS of 3 and revenue of USD 127.677 billion.)

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS $TXN Q3 REVENUE $6.055B BEATS, Q4 REVENUE OUTLOOK ABOVE ESTIMATE • Revenue: $6.055B vs $5.920B est, beat • EPS: $2.62 • Net income: $2.425B Q4 outlook: • Revenue: $5.8B-$6.3B vs $5.73B est, above • EPS: $2.45-$2.79 vs $2.30 est, above(Historical earnings: For 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), Texas Instruments reported basic EPS of 1.69, diluted EPS of 1.68, and net income of USD 1.545 billion. For full-year 2025, basic EPS was 5.47, diluted EPS 5.45, and net income USD 5.001 billion. Consensus expectations: For 2026Q3 (event date 2026-10-21), consensus EPS estimate is 2.4158 and revenue estimate is USD 5.909 billion.)

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Tesla revenue beats estimates as deliveries rebound and energy storage grows(Historical earnings: For 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), Tesla reported basic EPS of 0.15 and diluted EPS of 0.13, net income of USD 0.477 billion, and revenue of USD 22.387 billion. For full-year 2025, basic EPS was 1.18, diluted EPS 1.08, net income USD 3.794 billion, and revenue USD 94.827 billion. Consensus expectations: For 2026Q3 (event date 2026-10-21), consensus EPS estimate is 0.4511 and revenue estimate is USD 28.024 billion.)

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META $META Q3 REVENUE $64.6B BEATS, DECLARES ONE-TIME NONVOTING STOCK DIVIDEND • Revenue: $64.601B vs $63.368B est, beat • EPS: $3.83 • Operating margin: 20% • Advertising revenue: $63.06B • Capex: $34.91B • Free cash flow: negative $2.12B • Costs and expenses include a $9.89B charge related to legal proceedings • Family daily active people: 3.64B on average for September • Headcount: 66,775 as of Sep 30, down 15% from a year earlier Class C stock: Meta is creating a new class of nonvoting capital stock, effective January 2027. It declared a one-time stock dividend of one Class C share for each outstanding Class A and Class B share, which works out to a two-for-one stock split. Meta also entered into a founder alignment agreement with Mark Zuckerberg. Outlook: • Q4 revenue: $73B-$76B vs $73.73B est • FY total expenses: $175B-$179B, including the $9.9B legal charge recognized in Q3 • FY capex: $135B-$145B, vs prior forecast of $130B-$145B • FY Reality Labs losses: $18B-$19B, down from 2025. Meta expects them to narrow to about $15B next year • Not providing a full-year 2027 revenue outlook Per Meta.(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Meta Platforms reported basic EPS of 16.79, diluted EPS of 16.62, net income of USD 42.621 billion, and revenue of USD 117.111 billion. Consensus expectations: For 2026Q3, consensus expects EPS of 5.6986 and revenue of USD 63.389 billion.)

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JUST IN: Netflix reports $12.9 billion in revenue for Q3 2026 — EPS of $0.87 beats estimates, but Q4 guidance comes in soft(Historical earnings: For fiscal 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-31), Netflix reported basic EPS of 1.25, diluted EPS of 1.23, net income of USD 5.283 billion, and revenue of USD 12.250 billion. For full-year 2025 (period ended 2025-12-31), basic EPS was 2.58, diluted EPS was 2.53, net income was USD 10.981 billion, and revenue was USD 45.183 billion. Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2026Q3 report, consensus expects EPS of 0.8229 and revenue of USD 12.878 billion.)

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INTUITIVE SURGICAL $ISRG Q3 REVENUE $3.049B BEATS, ADJUSTED EPS $3.00 BEATS • Revenue: $3.049B vs $2.906B est, beat • Adjusted EPS: $3.00 vs $2.64 est, beat • Adjusted net income: $1.050B vs $940.9M est, beat • EPS: $1.49 Guidance: the company expects worldwide da Vinci procedure growth of about 14-15% in 2026.(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Cloudflare reported basic and diluted EPS of -0.55, net loss of USD 0.193 billion, and revenue of USD 1.336 billion. Consensus expectations: For the next upcoming event (2026Q2, event date 2026-08-06), consensus EPS estimate is 0.2724 and revenue estimate is USD 0.672 billion.)

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SpaceX quarterly revenue jumps, beats estimates as AI business surges(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), SpaceX reported basic and diluted EPS of -1.12, net loss of USD 4.817 billion, and revenue of USD 12.508 billion. Consensus expectations: For 2026Q3, consensus expects EPS of 0.1674 and revenue of USD 12.978 billion.)

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