Interviews suck, as incidentally does most of higher education. They exist for very well-established reasons, though, and it might be a wiser idea to try to improve them incrementally than to self-ostracise by outright ignoring them.
Anyway (as per my other comment in this thread) I maintain a list of interview resources for programmers (oriented towards companies like G/Fb): https://github.com/andreis/interview
If you want to fix fridges, that's perfectly fine, but at least try to understand why the people who build them might not be interested in hiring you.
Anyway, here's a list of interview resources for programmers that I maintain (oriented towards companies like G/Fb): https://github.com/andreis/interview
I test-drove it for a while and it ended up replacing ST3 in my toolkit/workflow. Until I switch to vim completely, Atom is filling in the gaps quite well.
I'm a -big- huge fan of Spectacle, I've been using it for a long time now and couldn't imagine life on a Mac without it. There's worth noting that there's a plethora of similar apps out there: