Anthropic just announced a SpaceX partnership for more compute, and they're using it to double Claude Code's five-hour rate limits, kill the peak hours throttle, and raise API rate limits across the board. In this video I break down exactly what changed, why it matters, and the five things you should consider doing differently if you build with Claude.

Import/export company. Customs audit notification. 2,400 shipment documents requested for review. The stakes: Penalties range from 5% to 80% of goods value for documentation discrepancies. Total goods value in scope: $47M. The documentation: Commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, customs entry forms. All PDFs. All needing verification. Manual review: 4 months minimum. Audit deadline: 6 weeks. Built a customs document validator. Shipment documents uploaded. System extracts: product descriptions, quantities, values, HS codes, country of origin. Cross-references invoice to entry form. Flags any discrepancies before auditor finds them. 6-week results: - 2,400 shipments verified - 127 discrepancies identified internally - 34 voluntary corrections filed - 8 required amended entries Audit outcome: $12,000 in minor penalties (vs. $340K+ potential exposure). The voluntary corrections showed good faith. Auditor noted "unusually well-organized documentation." What's your exposure in a document audit?