Fiona Fung

It's left at the ceiling of what anyone is able to do.

It's always something we ask ourselves.

What's better than me doing it?

I haven't thought to.

We say with high agency is also high accountability.

So it's all about making sure folks have the freedom to cook.

But then it's also like, okay, what's the accountability for it?

What's a hypothesis of what you're trying to solve?

could start being a lonely experience because we all started just working with our agents so much.

And on the Clock Code team recently, we started a pairwise programming lunch.

In terms of frustration, I think sometimes I also see a little bit of fear.

For anything that there is a fear, my advice is lean in and ask, what can I do about it?

What is within my control?

Thanks so much for having me, Lenny.

Oh, I love this kind of walk back in time.

Yeah, like IBM working on DB2, the operating system services team.

Like back then I was thinking, oh, how can I be like the – like what's a hard area of the stack?

And I really thought the lower level you go closer to the OS, then it's like more hardcore and you –

You'll learn more.

So that was I was really fortunate to gotten into the IBM internship.