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A Redditer automated Leetcode using Claude’s 3.5 Sonnet API and Python. The script completed 633 problems in 24 hours, completely autonomously. It had a 86% success rate, and cost $9 in API credits. Now the point is, we are in the 4th quarter of 2024, and it's not all... show more

Rohan Paul

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Joe1 year ago

I've seen a huge shift to more practical assessments in the last few years, additionally, companies want to measure predictable, compliant, and intelligent people: the exact sort to memorize 200-250+ LC problems

Rohan Paul1 year ago

yes, thats one explanation

גלעד לוין1 year ago

Yeah sorry we can't move on with your candidature for React developer since we expect landing developers to know how to accurately approximate distance proximity between double linked binary trees in non-euclidic set of coordinates that magnetically drift in space

Rohan Paul1 year ago

ha ha . that's what is indeed happening.

thieme1 year ago

Was this guy in Tier 2, 3 or 4? The “Tokens per minute” limit is the killer here. Otherwise he could run, say, 10 requests in parallel, doing all of this in 2.5 hours.

Rohan Paul1 year ago

ha ha, yes

Aleksandra Klofat1 year ago

Just don't do remote interviews. Problem solved.

Rohan Paul1 year ago

Ha ha , that's one solution 😃

Mike D1 year ago

Didn’t open source but he does give some details in the comments on Reddit

Rohan Paul1 year ago

if you search you probably will get a few repo of similar kind

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