Just like many comments have been saying here, I also tested Fugu and some others and what I noticed is that they are quite expensive models, 20$ is not enough to complete a full workflow which in Opus it's possible, sure you might need to improve your prompt from the get go with Opus if you want the best results but so far that's my experience.
My next test will be Agentic systems and see how they perform
I have tried in both my Mac and my desktop (Rtx 5090) with Gemma 4 and Qwen and so far nothing is quite replacing Claude Code or Kiro for spec driven architecture & development.
I do think we are slowly getting Gemma 4 was a big jump
If we didn’t have Kernel Anti Cheat in Windows, it would be a godsend for Linux gaming.
It’s literally the only issue missing (and some games not available under Xbox game app but I mean it’s Microsoft as publisher so no intention for Linux version)
Absolutely, but also you need to make sure you take on the strategical work of your manager and not the typical day 2 day stuff at operational/expected level, you need to do stuff above your waist line.
I liked the article and it’s right, but at the end of the day you also need to make sure your manager puts you up for promotion and that he is allowed by their management as well.
Mostly Linux/MacOS user with heavy focus on Red Hat on the server front.