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Applied Wizardry
by Yaniv Bernstein
A podcast for engineers and technical founders about how we build with AI: the engineering behind the magic. Hosted by Yaniv Bernstein, a multi-time founder and engineering leader (PhD in computer science, ten years of engineering at Google, VP Engineering and COO at Airtasker, CTO and co-founder of Vera).
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Why list prices mislead: OpenRouter Head of Insights on how to choose the right model
Companies now use an average of 12 models per month, yet the biggest hidden variable isn't which model you pick—it's the inference provider serving it and whether your cache hit rate stays above 85%. Peter Walker from OpenRouter explains how the same open-weight model can have wildly different…
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Cutting AI coding token costs, with Dave Slutzkin
Dave Slutzkin, co-founder of Antiburn, joins Yaniv to break down what actually drives token costs in agentic development and how to bring them down. They cover how caching differs between Anthropic and OpenAI, when to reach for which model and thinking mode, and why the habit of compaction…
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Introducing Applied Wizardry
Applied Wizardry is a podcast for engineers and technical founders about how we build with AI: the tools, the numbers and the trade-offs, practitioner to practitioner. Hosted by Yaniv Bernstein. Episode 1, with Dave Slutzkin of Antiburn, on cutting your token burn, is out 16 October.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast for engineers and technical founders about how we build with AI: the engineering behind the magic. Hosted by Yaniv Bernstein, a multi-time founder and engineering leader (PhD in computer science, ten years of engineering at Google, VP Engineering and COO at Airtasker, CTO and co-founder of Vera).
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