[Outdoor] advertising builds trust
“Advertising builds trust.” Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky on why he had the idea to “buy whole airports.”
Revolut now has ads in half of Europe’s airports. Everywhere you walk, you feel like you’re in a cocoon of Revolut ads.
“If you’re a digital bank, you don’t have branches. People don’t see you physically. They trust you less by definition compared to HSBC, Lloyds, or JPMorgan Chase.”
“There are a lot of spaces in the physical world which also produce impressions, but at a much cheaper price compared to the digital world.”
“How many times a year do people travel? How many impressions do we produce? How much will it cost us? There is arbitrage to performance marketing.”
“Paying for impressions is much cheaper in the physical world compared to the digital world.”
“And you’re building trust as well.”
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we presented adquick agent on stage today. our tool has a million switches and knobs made for power users built over nearly a decade. our agent makes it all so much easier to use.
Think of the last thing you saw online - do you know if it was written by a real person? Great food for thought from Arsalan Nasir (@AdQuick) during "The Agent Can't Close Your Eyes"! 👀🤖 @DPAAglobal #VideoEverywhereSummit
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I love zustand. I love react-spring. Excited to try this. Currently using cadquery and fusion
We are releasing → classcad.ai today: AI driven embeddable CAD. If you ever enjoyed my OSS projects (zustand, react-spring, r3f, pmndrs), these all came out of CC. 🍻
A small 🇨🇭 team has been working on CAD for so many years, release seemed always out of reach. This is a huge milestone for us and i'd appreciate a RT. 🙏
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we love this product at adquick! congrats to @profound
Excited to share @profound has raised a $180M Series D, co-led by @sequoia and @kleinerperkins.
Winning in AI Search requires an inhuman amount of work. That is why we are building the AI platform for marketers, underpinned by two things:
1/ Your AI Marketer, a marketing expert that proactively investigates your data, identifies opportunities, and then does the work while you stay in the loop.
2/ Context Manager, a living synthesis of your meetings, email threads, and brand data powering this new teammate. As your brand evolves, so does your AI Marketer.
AI labs are pushing the frontier in fields like engineering, law, and finance. But marketing, one of the economy's most complex and consequential applications, has received far less attention.
That’s why we’re expanding our applied AI research team. We’re bringing together research scientists, engineers, and IOI medalists to advance AI for marketing. Their focus: post-training models for marketing workflows, and building the world's first AI benchmark for real-world tasks in the field.
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Just one great window tiling manager away. + agentic personal security would be great (of course as long as it doesn’t turn on you). The wall gardens security “guarantee” re packages and App Store gives some non-negligible peace of mind
I don't think people truly understand just how determined I am at making Linux succeed on the desktop.
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Is there a omavnc or is remmina what everyone is using to VNC into mac for iOS builds/imessage/etc? @dhh @jorgemanru Might vibe one if not
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Ahmed is a force to be reckoned with.
I’m incredibly excited to announce that Lumina has acquired our first factory.
At 250,000 sq. ft., the facility includes 20+ CNC machines, multiple cutting beds, and a team of more than 100 people. Our steel business is on track to generate $15M in revenue this year, with a goal of doubling to $30M next year.
Beyond serving external customers, the factory will bring dozens of Lumina vehicle fabrications in-house over the next 8–10 months. As we scale Moonlander deployments and prepare to launch BladeRunner, this facility will support our steel production needs through 2026 and 2027.
We own the land, the building, and the equipment.
This is the first of many factories we plan to bring into the Lumina portfolio, and we’re excited to bring you along for the journey.
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Petraeus: The death zone in Ukraine extends 35 kilometers on either side of the front lines — defined by drone battery life. Tanks can't survive. Armored vehicles can't survive. Nothing can.
Neither side even drives vehicles anymore. Russians keep trying and keep proving it.
Petraeus: No trenches — drones fly through. Soldiers in survivability positions hundreds of meters apart, not mutually supporting. Resupplied by ground robots.
Commanders can't visit the front line. Soldiers stay 60+ days. In urban areas, some couldn't be extracted for months.
Petraeus: Russian advances mean individual soldiers running forward trying to dig in. Drone units pick them up immediately, cycle surveillance drones, then FPV attack drones arrive.
You see them hitting around the soldier in the woods until one connects. It doesn't end well.
Petraeus: Ukraine is about to isolate Crimea. Gasoline so short they won't sell it to civilians. Tourists who came for beaches are trying to get home any way they can.
Kerch Bridge rail no longer works. Ferries knocked out. Land bridges destroyed. Pontoon bridges now targeted.
Petraeus: Ukraine took down Russia's air defenses steadily. Russia pulls them to Moscow — vulnerabilities open everywhere else. Moscow refinery hit three nights running, out at least six months.
They're going after fuel storage, refineries, gas lines from Siberia to the west.
Petraeus: Real prospect now that Putin might need a cessation of hostilities himself. Oil sanctions reimposed, national welfare fund running out of money.
Crimea isolated, front lines cut off, economy crushed — all of this could force Putin to recognize he should end this war.
Source: text of Tymofiy Milovanov
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Interesting
Introducing Horizon from @0rinlabs: the first long-horizon learning benchmark made from real agent logs
- SOTA is 21% on the hardest section
- 7-35M tokens of real agent history per task
- Models are hardly getting better on the hardest tasks
- Humans can score 100%
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Additional to a team of people who can deploy world model based manipulation model on humanoids (Please read dit4dit.github.io), Mondo also has a team of people who can build the best consumer robot in the world. You will get this robot at a low price soon.
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Excited to try this out.
Replying to @yudDIDit
Editframe is an agent-native format, HTML/CSS to MP4, built for agents
We built Editframe on modern web standards and browser APIs so agents can finally edit videos + build full interactive GUIs.
• Framework agnostic (HTML + CSS, works with React)
• True browser rendering (DOM + Canvas)
• Cloud streaming previews + API rendering
• Lego-style bricks for custom editors or form-based workflows
This is what agent video should look like. The entire stack was built to work together.
RT + Comment "Editframe" to get the launch video source code.
What will you build?
editframe.com/
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