Six brothers, one farm, one war.
In June 1945, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram ran six photos under one headline: "6 of 17 Children In Armed Forces." They were the Schlabs brothers, Henry, Joseph, Sylvester, Louis, Robert and Lawrence, from a farm family of seventeen kids in Scotland, Texas.
Henry served in the Pacific at Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Louis spent 17 months fighting through New Guinea and into the Philippines. Robert was in Germany with the 9th Army. Joseph worked on planes in Europe. Sylvester was a pilot who enlisted before Pearl Harbor, and Lawrence had just finished basic at Fort Sill and was headed overseas.
Their great-grandnephew Jacob Weaver came across the clippings this year while researching his family on Ancestry. Their nephew Raymond Schlabs later served in Korea.
This Veterans Day, we're remembering the Schlabs brothers and every family that sent their sons and daughters to serve. Thank you, veterans.
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I'm a few clips in. My guess is the take on top matters more than the clip itself. Otherwise it's just a repost.
What the f*ck...
𝕏 just launched the EASIEST $10K/mo business model on the internet.
Native clipping is live now.
The 5-step playbook to easy $$$:
1. Find the biggest podcasts uploaded on 𝕏
Look for shows with big guests, strong opinions, and full episodes posted on 𝕏.
Niches: business, tech, AI, startups
2. Have Grok Bot scrape for the best moments
Set up a bot that watches new episodes and flags the hot takes, debates, shocking stats, and funny moments with timestamps.
You wake up to a list of ready-to-clip moments.
3. Clip them + punchy copy
Use 𝕏's new native clip feature (it automatically credits the creator).
Keep it 20–60 seconds and add 1-3 punchy lines plus quotations (the meta rn)
4. Get paid through Original Content Rewards
You and the original creator both earn from views on the clip. More clips, more views, more payouts.
5. Get paid by creators and sponsors
Once your clips are pulling views, pitch podcasts to clip their episodes on a monthly retainer.
Rewards + retainers + sponsors = MINIMUM $10K/mo.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
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Tried it last night. Picking the 20 seconds that actually matter is harder than I thought, and that's kind of the point.
Clipping is here 🎬
Grab your favorite moment from any video, add your take, and post it without leaving X.
Creators: every clip credits your original video and links back to it, so new viewers can find your work and keep watching.
Clippers: you now have an easy, native way to share moments from your favorite creators directly on X.
The best part? Both the original creator and the clipper can earn from views on the clip through Original Content Rewards.
Everyone wins when great moments travel. Clipping is one more step toward making X the best place to create, grow and earn.
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The permissions piece is what gets attention in my conversations. People want the agent to find the right page, but only the pages that person was already allowed to see.
Prepare content.
Keep indexes current.
Combine keyword and semantic retrieval.
Return relevant passages.
Our CTO Ben Kus explains how Box Context Retrieval will give agents focused business context while respecting permissions.
blog.box.com/box-partners-nv…
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I like that this was tested on real document work and not just a leaderboard.
🆕@AnthropicAI's Claude Fable 5.2 checks the data before it trusts it. We ran it against Claude Fable 5.1 on real enterprise document tasks: pull the source files, reason across them, produce the actual deliverable.
→ Public sector: 92% vs 81% (+11 points)
→ Energy: 93% vs 85% (+8 points)
→ Consumer products: 95% vs 91% (+4 points)
→ Speed: about 10% faster
It catches the timestamp that's off by a fraction of a second, applies the correction filed after the report date, and reconciles conflicting figures before building on them.
Read the full evaluation here. 👇
blog.box.com/claude-fable-52…
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I've been using AI agents to get way more done at work than I ever expected, and I really enjoy helping people figure out how to use them for their jobs and everyday life.
Would people actually pay to learn how to use AI better for the things they do every day? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Happy to show you what I’ve been doing if it might be useful.
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What is your coolest AI moment yet?
Let's crowdsource.
Using GrokBot to automate things for me has been my biggest unlock.
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What @mhp_guy is doing here is going to disrupt software. You build high quality apps for businesses because you have been there and know what they need!
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This is the conversation I'm already having with customers. The files are already in Box and the work is getting the one page that matters to the agent, not making them read the whole stack
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I like the process of figuring it out more than I like looking at how much I'm winning. A lot of my week is spent on the next messy account, then the next one, then the next one.
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My name is Jacob Weaver.
I work in Enterprise Tech Sales @Box
I dabble in how to make business processes better with AI because I constantly ask questions and love learning about what other people do.
Obsessed with Grok @bot because it allows me to be creative.
Would love to connect to other like-minded folks. Tell me what you are working on!
“When token costs come down, the AIs can think longer; therefore, the intelligence value will go up.”
We are able to get more work done!
BoxWorks is live.
Box CEO @levie. @NVIDIA founder and CEO @JensenHuang.
See Box Architect, Box Context Retrieval and new security controls for AI agents—plus a conversation on putting enterprise AI to work.
Watch live. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/2MEmjAXmP…
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