Jobs Without LeetCode is a job board that curates openings at companies that avoid traditional LeetCode-style whiteboard interviews in favor of take-home projects, pair programming, paid trials, trial days and real-problem assessments. Listings cover software and non-tech roles across the globe, with extensive filters for skills, stacks (Python, React, AWS, Kubernetes, SQL, AI, etc.), seniority, remote/onsite, benefits (401k, medical, async, unlimited vacation, paid tests, no whiteboard), and region/country selection. Each job entry highlights interview format, tags for role and technologies, and searchable attributes so candidates can find positions that match practical assessment styles and workplace perks.
The board aggregates 1,093 jobs with features like Premium early access (175 new jobs shown 48 hours early) and salary visibility for Premium subscribers. Sample listings include Principal Infrastructure Engineer, Senior Data Engineer, AI Software Engineer, product and sales leadership roles, and customer support positions from companies such as Take-Two Interactive, Bitpanda, New Relic, Mattermost and Ori. Employers can post jobs or buy bundles. The site emphasizes practical hiring workflows, global reach, and searchable metadata to help candidates prioritize roles that use real-world evaluations instead of algorithmic interview puzzles.
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A group of Nobel laureates signed a letter supporting California's proposed billionaire tax, which aims to increase taxes on the wealthy. Supporters argue it promotes fairness, but critics question its practicality and potential economic impact. (gabriel-zucman.eu)
Donald Trump announced the creation of an 'AI Force' aimed at advancing artificial intelligence capabilities. The move comes amid concerns from industry leaders about AI risks and regulation. (wsj.com)
A lawsuit alleges that Anthropic, OpenAI, and other companies conspired to unlawfully slow down AI development. The case claims these agreements violate antitrust laws and hinder competition. (apnews.com)
Btrfs, ZFS, and bcachefs are modern file systems that are often tested using classic workload benchmarks. However, some benchmarks skip testing these file systems, leading to questions about their performance under typical workloads. (bartosz.fenski.pl)
Erich Grunewald argues that AI should rarely be used to produce substantive writing, as the process of writing is integral to thinking and understanding. He emphasizes that AI-generated text can be vague, incorrect, and misleading when not clearly labeled as AI work. (erichgrunewald.substack.com)
China's electric aviation strategy is focused on creating a comprehensive transport system rather than just developing prototypes. The country's high-speed rail network and regional routes are integrated with electric aircraft to optimize short- and regional travel, demonstrating a practical industry model. (cleantechnica.com)
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