Jake Cooper
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Cooper: Companies will reserve massive token budgets for elite AI developers
“I think what you're going to end up with is actually, you're going to almost, like, end up with the, like, F-one driver concept. Which is if you have a, if you have somebody who's like really, really adept at these things it makes sense to go and put them into…”
Cooper: Developers writing code by hand instead of reviewing AI are wrong
“If you're writing code by hand, you are doing this wrong, right? Like, they're code, the tools are good enough at this point, like, that you move extremely, extremely quickly, and like, yes, there are issues and pain points and all these other things but, You …”
Cooper: Agentic workloads will destroy traditional static AWS instances
“I think the era of, like, I have an AWS instance, and I'm going to, you know, get four vCPU and 16 gigs of RAM, It's going to get, like, completely destroyed, right? Because it's like, if you do that for agents or anything else like that, you now need a thousa…”
Cooper: AI SREs without safe primitives will destroy production databases
“If you just unleash an AI SRE on your production infrastructure and you don't have like safe primitives for like copying volumes, making sure that this is fine, it's gonna nuke your production database. Like it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when it's …”
Cooper: Railway has scaled to 3 million users
“When you go and kind of roll out to those, like that, like large user base of like three million people, right. You know, like you have a lot of different disparate behaviors that, that can kind of come up.”
Cooper: Slack and Discord are awful tools for team communication
“I think Slack, I think, and incidentally, I think Discord's awful too.”
Cooper: A new version control system outside Git will ultimately emerge
“And I do think that something ultimately outside Git will emerge in terms of how we're going to go into version a lot of these things over time.”