Fiona Fung

Yeah, actually, it was my grandma that taught me to knit when I was eight.

I kind of mentioned her and I going to that yarn shop.

And so every time I knit, I think of her.

But I always like to multitask, as you can see, like, yeah, kick off multiple agents.

So anytime I'm sitting and because I practice enough and got proficient, I don't have to look at what I'm doing.

So it's almost like how, you know, sometimes people have like fidget spinners and such.

Knitting is just, so anytime I'm sitting still, I'm like, oh, this is time to, you know, like generate more knitting executable.

Because I got so much yarn that if I don't do this, yeah, my yarn, I might have a slight yarn addiction problem.

Oh, my gosh.

My dream is to actually open up a yarn store in my grandmother's name and create that community.

That's right, especially invoicing.

Well, I'm just really honestly lucky and humbled that I get to work with such an amazing team.

Like I know how lucky I am and I'm so grateful.

But thanks a lot for having me on the podcast as well.

This was a lot of fun.

Oh, so definitely.

So I'm on LinkedIn and I'm sure most people have shared this already, but would love feedback of what's going well, what's not going well.

Also, any latent demand that you are all using that might be interesting use cases.

You know, I had a friend message me recently to go, oh, I'm using Claude to help me generate a building plan for my shed.

And he actually showed me his whole shed, which is cool.