Google Cloud Storage

"Cell tower records placed his phone at the location of the North Carolina break-in, and bank records show his checking account purchases from Walmart of the construction worker outfit he would wear during the robbery.

Google Cloud storage records show screenshots of the reconnaissance he carried out in targeting his Durham victim." So this criminal was an idiot.

Thank God he was an idiot.

He was using his real phone, okay? He was using an Android phone, which was sending his photos to the Google Cloud of his reconnaissance of these people, and he was using his debit card to buy the clothing he would use to carry out the rob...

Back 15 years ago, well, I'm not gonna need more email storage.

Why would I ever have Google Storage? I have more Google Cloud Storage now because I find it useful.

I like to be able to put everything in my Google Cloud.

If I were to hit top on my Google Cloud Storage, I'd be very disappointed because I keep my files in there.

It's a value add to me.

Now it's Google Cloud.

So like S3 is a high performance system.

Google GCS, the competitor from Google, which is built on top of Colossus, its high performance has incredible throughput, but the latency is like 20 to 30 milliseconds for first read.

And that is bounded by your hard disk latency.

If you put it on SSD, it gets down to closer to SSD latencies, but not actually kind of the state-of-art SSD latencies, which is kind of this crazy thing that's been happening in our industry.

But what could that money have done for you? Could it have gone to your emergency fund? Could it have stayed in your emergency fund? Could it have gone towards your credit card? Could it have like funded maybe your next trip without putting it on your credit card? So maybe you could have started a travel savings, but just really thinking about like, what opportunity did I not think about that this money could have helped me? So in my five month coaching partnership, that's the whole, when we're doing a deep expense audit, like we're looking for opportunities.

We're like, oh, And sometimes it could be as simple as like, you know, you have a Dropbox subscription or, you know, you have Dropbox, you have Google Cloud or Google Storage and you got Apple Cloud, like you got all the storage things.

So sometimes it's in the day-to-day subscriptions, but we go through together to look for those things because we want to funnel them, those expenses towards the long-term desires that you say that you want in your life.

And third thing that I want you to do is I want you to just pick one goal, not 12, but just one.

So you're going to want to assess that and migrate away from those.

So that might look like instead of using Manus' proprietary storage, you use something like AWS S3 or Google Cloud GCS.

If you're using a more manual, manual process for your AI development using something like Cursor, and even Replit a little bit, you want to make sure that you have all of your application files ready to be extracted.

So that could be your React, Node.js, Python, whatever it is, you want to make sure that you can pull those off the platform and ideally get them into something like GitHub, some kind of version control system.

So here, this lock-in part, let's say I store data in Oracle, right? And then I don't have this interoperability because my compute and storage are the same thing.

But once I put my data in, keep my data in Parkhead, and I store my data in S3 or Google Storage or whatever, object storage, then I can run whatever can reach this Parkhead and do the analytics for me.

And many engines can actually do that.

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