@kimmonismus Mine refused to do something today because it felt that a previously suggested solution was better - a solution that i told it was not possible. I continued to tell it to do it anyway. IT THEN TOLD ME: “Go do something productive rather than focusing on something like this”.
@fransielva@merlindru Strange. I’m in NL as well, but on mine it replicates just fine. One thing though: Claude knows where you pasted from… the first time I copied and pasted the text from X, it said: “I saw that on twitter, are you all holding up a mirror?” Pasted notepad -> claude -> success.
@PurabModi3@Umesh__digital Some sites don’t support HTTP Range (partial content) requests. When the download is interrupted, the client can’t ask the server to resume from byte N (or a specific chunk), so the server sends the full file again and the download restarts from the beginning.
@tommy_radium@adiix_official I absolutely agree. If you start with 300, there is no way that you can make that profit that quickly, especially as arbitrage is very rare, assuming that you have no latency issues. Even with that, arbitrage alone won’t earn that with 300 input.
You are looking at an extremely coordinated effort between the Chinese fishing industry, the Chinese Navy, and a global network of Chinese vendors.
It is a 400+ billion dollar business, and China controls around 36 percent of it.
Fishing is a prime example of logistical mastery and sheer scale used to dominate the sector.
As long as they are not caught red-handed inside an EEZ with their AIS switched off, they are technically playing by the rule book.
The moment you try to intercept and capture their fishing vessels entering your EEZ, a nearby Chinese Navy ship will aggressively challenge you.
As I said, it is an entire ecosystem. They learned this from the Americans.