Argus Digest: test

Source contribution summary for this digest
Source	Type	Included	Scored	28d Digest Rate	28d Avg Score	28d Hotlist Hit	7d Article Age	28d Confidence
Guardian	news	1	80	2%	0.14	0%	4.4h	Stable
Hacker News	commentary	1	27	5%	0.16	0%	10.0h	Stable
Tom’s Hardware	news	1	26	5%	0.10	0%	7.3h	Stable
R/Artificial	news	1	20	6%	0.10	0%	6.9h	Stable
Reddit AI Wars	news	1	20	4%	0.10	0%	5.2h	Stable
NYT front page	news	1	19	4%	0.05	0%	6.1h	Stable
TechCrunch	news	1	19	4%	0.07	0%	9.3h	Stable
Reddit AntiAI	news	1	17	5%	0.09	0%	6.9h	Stable
Reddit BetterOffline	news	1	11	4%	0.07	0%	5.6h	Stable
Book Riot	commentary	1	10	12%	0.22	0%	9.9h	Stable
The Atlantic	news	1	9	8%	0.10	0%	8.9h	Stable
Futurism	news	1	7	9%	0.13	0%	6.5h	Stable
The Onion	news	1	7	18%	0.43	0%	7.3h	Stable
Atlas Obscura	commentary	1	3	~53%	~0.61	~0%	4.3h	Low sample
Reddit ArtistHate	news	1	2	~14%	~0.13	~0%	6.9h	Low sample
Bloomberg Markets	news	0	27	1%	0.02	0%	4.2h	Stable
Zero Hedge	commentary	0	23	1%	0.02	0%	8.1h	Stable
Reddit R/DayTrading	news	0	22	0%	0.02	0%	5.9h	Stable
MyFT	news	0	20	2%	0.03	0%	4.1h	Stable
Reddit R/Bitcoin	news	0	20	2%	0.06	0%	5.3h	Stable
Reddit R/PennyStocks	news	0	19	0%	0.01	0%	6.2h	Stable
Reddit R/CryptoMarkets	news	0	17	0%	0.02	0%	6.3h	Stable
WSJ US Business	news	0	15	2%	0.03	0%	6.9h	Stable
ZD Net	news	0	15	6%	0.09	0%	7.3h	Stable
R/Scams	commentary	0	12	2%	0.04	0%	7.7h	Stable
Subreddit R/Options	news	0	12	0%	0.01	0%	6.4h	Stable
Bogleheads forum	news	0	10	2%	0.02	0%	1.1h	Stable
Medium AI (keyword)	commentary	0	10	5%	0.07	0%	1.0h	Stable
Medium Artificial Intelligence (keyword)	commentary	0	10	4%	0.07	0%	1.0h	Stable
Ars Technical All News	news	0	9	8%	0.10	0%	9.3h	Stable
The Verge	news	0	9	10%	0.13	0%	7.2h	Stable
WSJ Tech	news	0	9	2%	0.05	0%	7.1h	Stable
R/Buttcoin	news	0	8	~3%	~0.05	~0%	3.8h	Low sample
R/RealEstate	news	0	7	3%	0.03	0%	6.4h	Stable
Seeking Alpha News	commentary	0	7	0%	0.01	0%	1.4h	Stable
Venture Beat	commentary	0	7	~1%	~0.05	~0%	4.9h	Low sample
WSJ Social Economy	news	0	7	1%	0.00	0%	6.8h	Stable
India Times	news	0	6	0%	0.01	0%	3.4h	Stable
Reddit R/Ethereum	news	0	6	~1%	~0.04	~0%	5.2h	Low sample
Reddit Skeptic	news	0	4	12%	0.11	0%	6.9h	Stable
a16z	other	0	4	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	6.0h	Collecting
FRB All working papers	policy_release	0	3	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.0h	Collecting
FT Alphaville	news	0	3	~13%	~0.12	~0%	4.7h	Low sample
Wired AI News	news	0	3	~8%	~0.11	~0%	9.3h	Low sample
Daring Fireball	commentary	0	2	~23%	~0.16	~0%	5.9h	Low sample
NYT Economy	news	0	2	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	3.3h	Collecting
R/PredictionMarkets	other	0	2	2%	0.06	0%	5.9h	Stable
Reddit R/Altcoin	news	0	2	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.7h	Collecting
Reddit R/FuturesTrading	news	0	2	0%	0.01	0%	7.2h	Stable
Economist: Asia	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.4h	Collecting
Economist: Business	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	10.9h	Collecting
Economist: China	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	12.8h	Collecting
Economist: Finance & Economics	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	10.8h	Collecting
Economist: Leaders	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	6.0h	Collecting
FDIC	policy_release	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.8h	Collecting
FRB Press Releases	policy_release	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.3h	Collecting
FRBNY Liberty Street	policy_release	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.5h	Collecting
Hugging Face	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	12.6h	Collecting
IEEE AI	research	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.0h	Collecting
Latent Space	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.2h	Collecting
MIT Economics Research	research	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	No recent data	Collecting
MIT Research General	research	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.8h	Collecting
Manifold Markets Substack	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	11.2h	Collecting
Next Event Horizon Substack	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	8.8h	Collecting
Noahpinion	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	11.3h	Collecting
Popular Information Substack	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.8h	Collecting
Rod Dubitsky's substack	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	11.7h	Collecting
SEC Press Releases	policy_release	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	1.7d	Collecting
Secure List	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	1.1h	Collecting
Silver Bulletin	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	2.5h	Collecting
r/WSB	commentary	0	1	~0%	~0.02	~0%	3.9h	Low sample

‘La La Land’ Orchestral Performance Saved by Keyboardist in the Audience

NYT front page | Score: 0.92 | positive | Subscription | Published: 12:10 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

During a live orchestral performance of the "La La Land" score, composer Justin Hurwitz requested a sight reader after a musician became ill. A 21-year-old student stepped forward to fill the role.

Keywords: La La Land, Justin Hurwitz, orchestra, improvisation, music, student

Crossword editor’s desk: celebrating 30,000 cryptics with a treasure hunt

Guardian | Score: 0.90 | positive | Subscription | Published: 07:24 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

To celebrate the publication of Guardian cryptic crossword No 30,000, the editor details a series of hidden messages embedded in the bottom rows of puzzles starting in 2024. The article outlines the timeline of these clues, explains how solvers were directed to a hidden message in the publication day's editorial and quick crossword, and recognizes the contributors involved in the milestone. Additionally, the piece announces the winner of a recent clue-writing competition for the phrase 'THIRTY THOUSAND' and invites readers to submit clues for the word 'BREADCRUMBS'.

Keywords: crossword, Guardian, puzzles, treasure hunt, cryptic, games

This sign for "buldak omelet" was spotted at the Ottawa Chinatown Night Market 2026 🤢

Reddit AntiAI | Score: 0.85 | neutral | Published: 11:12 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit user shared an image from the Ottawa Chinatown Night Market 2026 featuring a sign for a "buldak omelet."

Keywords: Ottawa, Chinatown, Night Market, buldak omelet, food, whimsical

Greta Sampson and Arnold White

The Onion | Score: 0.85 | neutral | Published: 09:00 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

Greta Sampson and Arnold White were determined to utilize the services of a matchmaker despite believing it would be an unproductive process.

Keywords: matchmaking, relationships, social behavior, The Onion

People are making weird things with Google Stitch

R/Artificial | Score: 0.85 | positive | Published: 03:25 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit post in the r/Artificial community shares an image and discusses the creative and unconventional uses of Google Stitch.

Keywords: Google Stitch, AI art, creative play, Reddit, generative media

What Dogs See

The Atlantic | Score: 0.75 | neutral | Subscription | Published: 09:30 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

This article from The Atlantic explores the significance of the canine gaze throughout history, particularly as depicted in Western art. It draws on Thomas W. Laqueur’s book, "The Dog’s Gaze: A Visual History," to examine how dogs have long served as companions that communicate with humans through eye contact, influencing both evolutionary development and artistic expression. The text discusses how artists use dogs to direct the viewer’s focus, provide moral commentary, and offer comfort, while also highlighting the tragic potential of the human-dog relationship. Ultimately, the article posits that the bond between the two species is a reciprocal connection rooted in mutual recognition.

Keywords: dogs, art history, paintings, canine

Sinclair Seamen's Presbyterian Church in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Atlas Obscura | Score: 0.75 | positive | Published: 10:00 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

Designed by Charles Lanyon and opened in 1857, the Sinclair Seamen’s Presbyterian Church in Belfast, Northern Ireland, was built to serve the maritime community of the city's old docklands. The church features distinct nautical architecture, including a ship-prow pulpit and semaphore floor symbols. Serving as a memorial to the now-vanished waterfront district of Sailortown, the church preserves the maritime history and everyday culture of Belfast as a major industrial port.

Keywords: Sinclair Seamen's Church, Belfast, maritime history, nautical architecture, Sailortown, whimsical buildings

Why Janet? (2023)

Hacker News | Score: 0.75 | neutral | Published: 05:34 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

This article outlines several reasons for using Janet, a Lisp-based programming language. The author highlights the language's simplicity, its ability to compile into portable native binaries, and its effectiveness at parsing text using parsing expression grammars. Additionally, the author discusses Janet’s features regarding subprocess management, embeddability, and its handling of mutable and immutable collections. The post further details the benefits of Janet's macro system and its capacity for state serialization between compile-time and run-time, concluding with observations on the language's syntax and its departure from traditional Lisp terminology.

Keywords: Janet Wood, Three's Company, Television History, Pop Culture, Nostalgia

Turning your purse into a cyberdeck is the most fun way to resist big tech

TechCrunch | Score: 0.65 | positive | Published: 11:24 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

An emerging DIY trend on social media features women building and documenting 'cyberdecks'—custom, artistic, and often hyper-feminine computers housed in objects like purses, shells, and figurines. By using components like the Raspberry Pi, creators are bypassing mainstream, homogeneous tech hardware to reclaim personal control over their devices. The movement, which draws historical parallels to the role of textile work in early computing, serves as both a creative outlet and a rejection of traditional Silicon Valley norms regarding device optimization and aesthetics.

Keywords: cyberdecks, fashion, DIY, technology, bedazzling

Artist enters the "Tomoro Coffee" contest with AI? lol

Reddit ArtistHate | Score: 0.65 | neutral | Published: 12:43 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit post shared a video discussing an artist who used artificial intelligence to enter a Tomoro Coffee contest.

Keywords: AI art, Tomoro Coffee, internet culture, creative pranks, contests

6 Romance Reads for Book Lovers!

Book Riot | Score: 0.40 | positive | Published: 06:04 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

This Book Riot article features six romance novels centered on protagonists who are passionate about books, including librarians, booksellers, and authors. The recommended titles are 'Booked on a Feeling' by Jayci Lee, 'Thank You for Listening' by Julia Whelan, 'Seven Days in June' by Tia Williams, 'The Lamplighter’s Bookshop' by Sophie Austin, 'Kiss Me, Maybe' by Gabriella Gamez, and 'Isn’t it Obvious?' by Rachel Runya Katz.

Keywords: romance novels, books, literary themes, reading

Schrödinger's alt code

Reddit BetterOffline | Score: 0.35 | neutral | Published: 07:52 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit post titled 'Schrödinger's alt code' submitted by user Mortomes to the BetterOffline community features an image and a brief commentary suggesting that PhD-level intelligence can struggle with a table lookup.

Keywords: Reddit, Alt codes, Technical humor, Encoding

Paper Claims the “Asteroid” Japan’s Probe Is Approaching Is Actually a Derelict Spacecraft

Futurism | Score: 0.30 | neutral | Published: 12:51 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb and his colleagues have released a paper proposing that the asteroid 1998 KY26, the target of Japan's Hayabusa2 mission, may be a derelict piece of Soviet space equipment rather than a natural object. The researchers suggest the object could be a remnant of the 1988 Phobos 1 mission, citing similarities in orbit, size, and shape between the probe and the asteroid. While scientists generally classify 1998 KY26 as a potential dark comet, Loeb argues for keeping an open mind as the Hayabusa2 spacecraft prepares to reach the destination in 2031.

Keywords: space, Soviet-era spacecraft, asteroid, Japan space probe, space mystery

The Myth of Intent in Photography

Reddit AI Wars | Score: 0.15 | neutral | Published: 11:24 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

This article discusses the role of intent in photography, challenging the traditional view that artistic value is defined solely by the photographer's conscious decision at the moment the shutter is clicked. The author argues that photography is an act of collection and that artistic perspective is realized during the post-capture editing process, rather than exclusively at the time of exposure.

Keywords: photography, art theory, ai, philosophy, digital editing

Cooler Master shows off new HAF 500 chassis, aluminum fans, and new air coolers — New V8 Cooler, Masterfan AnM, and updated Silencio 600 and HAF chassis’ add to an already comprehensive product stack

Tom’s Hardware | Score: 0.15 | neutral | Published: 10:32 Jun 02, 2026 (Eastern)

At Computex 2026, Cooler Master unveiled several new PC components, including the HAF II 500 mid-tower chassis, the updated Silencio 600 silent case, aluminum-based MasterFan A series fans, and the V8 Ace 3DHP air cooler. The HAF II 500 is designed for high-performance systems and features large-diameter intake and exhaust fans, with expected availability in July priced between $179.99 and $209.99. The Silencio 600 emphasizes acoustic dampening and is slated for an October release. The new MasterFan A series utilizes aluminum frames and blades for increased rigidity and performance, while the V8 Ace 3DHP features 3D heatpipe technology adapted from data center cooling solutions to improve heat transfer.

Keywords: Cooler Master, Computex 2026, computer hardware, PC components