
Edward
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I believe we've found the best AI-native coding interview We call it the “Composer 1 interview” Candidates get 1 hour to build a real, medium-sized project live The only constraint: they have to use Cursor’s Composer 1 model





If I were starting a robotics company in 2026, I wouldn't build another humanoid. Here are the 7 wedges I'd explore instead: 1/ Actuators: China runs ~90% of magnet manufacturing and has a monopoly. Every humanoid needs ~40 motors. This will be the hardest robotics bottleneck of the decade. 2/ Ocean robotics: Saronic just raised $1.75B at a $9.25B valuation. Defense is the main buyer, but there are a lot of commercial buyers that people ignore. 3/ Space robotics: Launch costs are going to fall exponentially in the next decade. Orbit is going to become a labor market, and robots will do the work, not humans. 4/ System integrators: There's a lot of robots being built, but there is no one to go deploy them. 5/ Specialized VLAs: Actor Labs fine-tuned π0.5 on a real excavator. You could see that apply to different domains. 6/ Industrial inspection: Boring at first site, but probably one of the most overlook category. Buyers are big spenders, like oil and gas companies. 7/ Sim-to-real for unmanned missions: Almost all sim environments are created for ground & air physics. What if you build an ocean simulator? What would you add?



Watch: Tamil actor Suriya & actress Jyothika along with family visited Tirumala Sri Vari Temple 🛕








India’s judiciary helped turn a 500-year-old mosque into a temple. Imagine the outrage if Bangladesh did this to Hindu temples.











