Jake Cooper
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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · Railway: The Agent-Native Cloud — Jake Cooper · 20 May 2026
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the storage layer that we're building for some of the agentic stuff.
So maybe it'll be useful to people upstream, but it's deeply useful for us internally.
I think the, it's funny because like, I think GitHub's original sin is that it's like almost a series of broken pointers.
It's like you have essentially this thing and then you clone it and then, okay, great.
Like I've just lost that whole upstream, right?
How do we make it trivial for people to modify really, really small pieces of it, right?
And you think of Git almost in this like discrete sense of like, I've either made a change and I've merged upstream or I haven't, right?
What would it look like if it was like percentage-based or...
a little bit more non-deterministic or anything else like that more of like a stream of changes that you kind of like traversed as a user more as kind of like a a percentage of this is rolled out in general and it's been rolled all the way up right um you know we have the open source like kickback program um and allowing you to deploy those templates because we almost want to make it trivial for people to like go and version these shards over time it solves like a really really large problem in terms of authentication authorization security like you know
NPM has that thing where you can almost define, hey, don't take any new packages or whatever.
Like the ideal end state is actually like you should roll out progressively to the users who have the minimum impact zone for any of these things and just continually roll up.
Right.
Like JP Morgan or something else like that should probably be the last one on the patch line for that.
Right.
For all of our sakes.
Right.
Like because we have all of our, you know.
Money and livelihood, all of those other things.
It's okay if like Johnny Vibe Coder gets like a broken patch or something else like that because ultimately there's so much entropy in the system that you do have to, you do have to roll, like rubber has to be rolled at some point.
Like you have to test at varying levels, right?
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