Jake Cooper

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Railway: The Agent-Native Cloud — Jake Cooper · 20 May 2026 podcast

I see an endpoint.

I see some logs.

I see whatever.

And then I go in and iterate, right?

And then I go in and an iterate loop is indefinite and infinite until the end of time, right?

It's basically like user wants to deploy a new thing.

User wants to deploy a new Postgres instance.

User wants to change their code.

User wants to iterate all over time, right?

And so if you just focus on a lot of those iteration loops and figuring out

what's blocking that loop from closing as quickly as possible like one of the things we talk about internally is you never ever ever want to be waiting on compute anymore you always want to be waiting on intelligence right and if you're waiting on compute there's a bottleneck that needs to be destroyed there because at some point that bottleneck will be so so so large that some other workflow will kind of emerge to go in and and change a lot of that stuff and i think incidentally like

We've built a really, really awesome product where you can push code and then you build the code and all those other things.

Push, pull, whatever kind of loop, I just fundamentally believe it's going to go away.

We're going to get to a point where you make a small change in production, that changes version across your entire infrastructure.

You're working alongside copy and write versions of your database, all of your infrastructure.

And then...

you merge it in and instantaneously it's like live, right?

Because that's like the holy grail of loops, right?

But that like push-pull rebuild thing, right, is a point of friction that we're like removing entirely from our loops.

Yeah.

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