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At least one success
In discussions about statistics and probability, success is often defined as “at least one success.” This is because, in multiple attempts, the focus is on whether one success occurs. For example: Job hunting: If you apply to 10 companies, as long as one company hires you, you can consider that you’ve “successfully found a job.”…
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A game of probabilities
Success can indeed be viewed as a game of probabilities. To increase your odds, you can leverage various strategies from probability theory and statistics, such as maximizing your sample space and optimizing conditional probabilities. Here’s how you can systematically improve your chances of success using these principles: Summary By applying probability and statistical principles, you…
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Expectation
“People with high expectations have low resilience,” says Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia.
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Cloud SQL vs. Cloud Spanner
Cloud SQL and Cloud Spanner are both managed database services offered by Google Cloud, but they cater to different use cases and have distinct architectures and features. Cloud SQL: Cloud Spanner:
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Bigger than problems
If you are too small, problems will be big
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Storage options decision tree
The following decision tree diagram guides you through the Google Cloud storage recommendations :
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Filestore
High-performance, fully managed network attached storage (NAS) forfiles Pay for what you use Capacity scales automatically scale based on demand Use cases:
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Transfer Appliance
One of the data transfer barriers that all companies face is their available network. Transfer Appliance is a high-capacity storage device that enables you to transfer and securely ship your data to a Google upload facility, where we upload your data to Cloud Storage.
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Learning from Past Mistakes
Be proactive. The cost will be much lower if you do something proactively.
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Initiative
A little initiative can make all the difference in your life