Jake Cooper

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

You need to basically say, hey, here's my blast radius.

Here's my impact.

Here's my like whatever.

I want to shadow it for these users, right?

Yeah.

feature flags right like you're gonna need those tools that ultimately those larger companies ended up having to go in and build to maintain their structures everything's just gonna get compressed by like a thousand X so that everybody can go and do that and everybody can build those structures really really quickly right and that's like exactly where we're at right now is like you're compressing the software development lifecycle and then we're gonna expand it and add way more new things to it you know yeah

Yeah, exactly.

I actually think that maybe that's the hot take, but I think that that's actually going to change.

And I think you can move towards having pets so long as you have a, and this is going to be a jump, so long as you have a cloning machine for your pets.

If you can snapshot every single thing at every frame, then it actually doesn't matter if that thing gets obliterated because you have some sort of snapshot of it.

All of the things that we have built right now are to essentially block out any sort of...

or alterations or whatever from that like hermetically sealed DevOps like line or whatever.

It's like, okay, well, you have to write a Docker file because I only need these specific instances, like only this specific cut of the file system, et cetera, right?

What if you just had the whole file system?

What if you just

What if you lazily load the entirety of the file system, right?

Then you can get around this problem entirely.

You don't need the ceremony of those, you know, having a Docker file or like having Ansible script or like having all of these other things.

You can just iterate on that loop and then like snapshot it.

It's like, is this the right loop?

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