Podbit · God Mode Podcast
Anthropic launched a monthly usage recap showing when you use Claude and what you build, plus the /checkup command that clears unused MCPs and skills. It's Screen Time for Claude — and Ben honestly wonders if it'll change behavior any more than iPhone Screen Time did.
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The EU's chat control bill — requiring platforms to scan private communications for illegal content — passed not by winning a majority but by opponents failing to muster the supermajority needed to kill it. Most MEPs voted against it; it passed anyway. [1] — Rik "EU chat control: majority not reached: Despite most MEPs voting to reject EU chat control legislation, the absolute majority of 361 members…" 53:46 Rik calls it a sad day for Europe. Luca delivers the episode's most extended take: this vote being brought back for a second attempt in such a short window is abnormal — it takes massive lobbying infrastructure to get anything to a Parliament vote once, let alone twice in quick succession. He praises independent MEP Fidias as a rare voice who evaluates each proposal on its own merits without party allegiance. He floats his own political ambitions before walking them back. The EU Inc. project — Levels' proposal for an EU-wide startup entity — gets cited as another example of reform that looks good on paper but has stalled for two years without implementation. The tone is resigned but not hopeless.
Despite most MEPs voting to reject EU chat control legislation, the absolute majority of 361 members required was not reached, allowing the surveillance measure to pass.
EU chat control passed not because a majority voted for it, but because opponents couldn't muster the 361 absolute-majority votes needed to block it. Luca notes this vote being revived twice in short succession is itself abnormal — a sign of intense lobbying pressure.
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Inside SEO Bot, a single button labelled 'Boost My Domain Rating' routes users directly to Listing Bot. That one interaction converts a user of one tool into a user of two — without any marketing cost.
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Sam had no coding knowledge, so he used ChatGPT voice mode to generate his entire codebase and copy-pasted it into Notepad. A friend later introduced him to Cursor, and he never looked back.
Copy days of Discord chat history, paste it into ChatGPT, and ask it to list recurring pain points. The ones that come up most often are your best product bets.
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