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Jason Perlow

  • Sr. Documentation Engineer, DGX Cloud, NVIDIA
Coral Springs
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Review: It's All About the Clams at Plantation's Pepe's Pizza, 25 Minutes from Coral Springs

Review: It's All About the Clams at Plantation's Pepe's Pizza, 25 Minutes from Coral Springs

Our restaurant reviewer went to the opening of a new local pizza restaurant Pepe's Pizza - with years of anti…

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Honey, I Built a Linux Distribution

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By Jason Perlow
| techbroiler.net
— 28 min read It works! Or, what happens when a small ARM SoC, a quiet weekend, and a 45-year-old Disney movie collide on your desk Disclosure: This post reflects independent personal experimentation and my own hands-on work on personal open-source projects. It reflects only my personal views, is not professional advice, and does not represent any organization, employer, or official position.
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How Early Access to NVIDIA GB200 Systems Helped LMArena Build a Model to Evaluate LLMs

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By Jason Perlow
| NVIDIA Developer Blog
LMArena at the University of California, Berkeley is making it easier , thanks to help from NVIDIA and Nebius. Its rankings, powered by the Prompt-to-Leaderboard (P2L) model, collect votes from humans on which AI performs best in areas such as math, coding, or creative writing. “We capture user preferences across tasks and apply Bradley-Terry coefficients to identify which model performs best in each domain,” said Wei-Lin Chiang, co-founder of LMArena and a doctoral student at Berkeley.
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The best USB-C cables for the iPhone 15 in 2025: Expert tested

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By Jason Perlow
| businessandamerica.com
The USB 2.0 data connectivity standard was introduced in April of 2000, with a data transfer rate of 480Mbps. Lightning, the connector standard used from the iPhone 5 to the iPhone 14, and the USB-C connector on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, use USB 2.0 signaling protocols and data transfer rates. The USB 3.1 data connectivity standard was introduced in July 2013, and the USB Type-C connector was finalized by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) in August 2014.
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