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	45	2%	0.14	0%	5.3h	Stable
Zero Hedge	commentary	1	25	2%	0.02	0%	6.6h	Stable
Hacker News	commentary	1	20	4%	0.16	0%	8.6h	Stable
MyFT	news	1	20	2%	0.03	0%	4.5h	Stable
NYT front page	news	1	20	4%	0.05	0%	7.1h	Stable
Reddit AI Wars	news	1	14	4%	0.10	0%	4.7h	Stable
Ars Technical All News	news	1	11	10%	0.11	0%	9.8h	Stable
R/Artificial	news	1	11	5%	0.10	0%	5.4h	Stable
Reddit AntiAI	news	1	11	5%	0.09	0%	5.4h	Stable
Medium Artificial Intelligence (keyword)	commentary	1	10	3%	0.07	0%	0.9h	Stable
Reddit BetterOffline	news	1	7	5%	0.07	0%	3.7h	Stable
Atlas Obscura	commentary	1	3	~48%	~0.66	~0%	6.1h	Low sample
The Onion	news	1	3	~17%	~0.36	~0%	7.1h	Low sample
Book Riot	commentary	1	1	12%	0.21	0%	9.9h	Stable
Tom’s Hardware	news	1	1	6%	0.10	0%	8.0h	Stable
arXiv CompSci ML	research	0	100	~1%	~0.03	~0%	4.0h	Low sample
Bloomberg Markets	news	0	29	0%	0.01	0%	4.1h	Stable
R/Scams	commentary	0	18	2%	0.04	0%	6.2h	Stable
Reddit R/DayTrading	news	0	17	0%	0.02	0%	4.2h	Stable
ZD Net	news	0	12	6%	0.09	0%	7.3h	Stable
Reddit R/PennyStocks	news	0	11	0%	0.01	0%	6.1h	Stable
Bogleheads forum	news	0	10	3%	0.02	0%	1.0h	Stable
Medium AI (keyword)	commentary	0	10	6%	0.07	0%	0.9h	Stable
Reddit R/Bitcoin	news	0	10	2%	0.05	0%	6.4h	Stable
The Verge	news	0	10	10%	0.13	0%	5.1h	Stable
TechCrunch	news	0	9	5%	0.07	0%	7.1h	Stable
WSJ US Business	news	0	9	2%	0.03	0%	7.0h	Stable
Subreddit R/Options	news	0	8	0%	0.01	0%	6.0h	Stable
R/PredictionMarkets	other	0	7	2%	0.06	0%	6.8h	Stable
Seeking Alpha News	commentary	0	7	1%	0.01	0%	1.4h	Stable
WSJ Tech	news	0	7	2%	0.05	0%	7.5h	Stable
India Times	news	0	6	0%	0.01	0%	3.5h	Stable
R/Buttcoin	news	0	5	3%	0.05	0%	6.6h	Stable
R/RealEstate	news	0	4	2%	0.03	0%	6.3h	Stable
Reddit Skeptic	news	0	4	11%	0.10	0%	6.9h	Stable
Futurism	news	0	3	9%	0.13	0%	5.9h	Stable
Reddit R/CryptoMarkets	news	0	3	0%	0.02	0%	5.6h	Stable
Reddit R/CryptoMoonShots	news	0	3	~4%	~0.06	~0%	6.5h	Low sample
Reddit R/Ethereum	news	0	3	~2%	~0.04	~0%	5.6h	Low sample
The Atlantic	news	0	3	9%	0.09	0%	8.2h	Stable
WSJ Social Economy	news	0	3	1%	0.00	0%	6.2h	Stable
r/WSB	commentary	0	3	1%	0.02	0%	8.2h	Stable
Daring Fireball	commentary	0	2	~18%	~0.13	~0%	9.9h	Low sample
Economist: Finance & Economics	news	0	2	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	5.8h	Collecting
FT Alphaville	news	0	2	~14%	~0.10	~0%	5.0h	Low sample
Reddit ArtistHate	news	0	2	~17%	~0.15	~0%	7.5h	Low sample
AI Daily Brief YT podcast	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	9.4h	Collecting
Cassandra Unchained by Michael J Bury	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	8.0h	Collecting
Closing Line Substack	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.4h	Collecting
Economist: Europe	news	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	4.7h	Collecting
FINRA notices	policy_release	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	No recent data	Collecting
Latent Space	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	4.3h	Collecting
MIT Economics Research	research	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	16.1h	Collecting
MIT Research General	research	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	7.4h	Collecting
Oddity Central	commentary	0	1	Collecting data	Collecting data	Collecting data	12.0h	Collecting
Venture Beat	commentary	0	1	~1%	~0.04	~0%	9.4h	Low sample
Wired AI News	news	0	1	~8%	~0.10	~0%	8.2h	Low sample

José Pizarro’s recipe for duck legs with cherries and amontillado

Guardian | Score: 1.25 | positive | Subscription | Published: 01:00 Jun 09, 2026 (Eastern)

Chef José Pizarro provides a recipe for duck legs with cherries and amontillado. The dish pairs roast duck with a cherry, amontillado, and chicken stock reduction, served alongside roasted onions and fennel. The recipe features ingredients including picotas cherries from Extremadura and requires approximately one hour and 55 minutes to prepare and cook.

Keywords: José Pizarro, duck recipe, cooking, cherries, amontillado sherry, Spanish cuisine

‘The Devil is Loose’ in Middelfart, Denmark

Atlas Obscura | Score: 0.88 | neutral | Published: 16:00 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

In 2012, sculptor Steffan Herrik unveiled a bronze monument titled 'Fanden er løs' ('The Devil is Loose') in Middelfart, Denmark. The statue, described as an unsettling chimera, serves as a monument to the chaos and uncertainty of the early 2000s. Its title references a traditional Danish saying, and its location in a town known for its name—derived from old Danish terms for a middle crossing—coincides with the historic, demonic connotations associated with the name.

Keywords: Middelfart, Denmark, Steffan Herrik, The Devil is Loose, public art, folklore

Engineer builds AI laser defense system that wiped out every mosquito in his home

R/Artificial | Score: 0.88 | positive | Published: 21:25 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

An engineer has developed an AI-powered laser defense system designed to target and eliminate mosquitoes within a home.

Keywords: AI, lasers, mosquitoes, home engineering, whimsical technology

Kylie Jenner Told Nachos Were Sent By Fat Joe

The Onion | Score: 0.85 | neutral | Published: 20:30 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

The article from The Onion consists solely of the headline 'Kylie Jenner Told Nachos Were Sent By Fat Joe' and provides no further content or text regarding the subject.

Keywords: Kylie Jenner, Fat Joe, nachos, The Onion, celebrity

Local restaurant used AI to create what can only be described as anus sushi

Reddit AntiAI | Score: 0.85 | neutral | Published: 16:43 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit post from user /u/notimetoulouse features an image of sushi created by a local restaurant using AI, which the user describes as having a bizarre appearance.

Keywords: AI, sushi, bizarre, restaurant menu, internet culture

Job: Head of Stonehenge

Hacker News | Score: 0.45 | neutral | Published: 23:20 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

English Heritage is seeking a permanent, full-time Head of Stonehenge to manage operations at the World Heritage Site. The role involves leading a diverse team, overseeing visitor experiences, and driving financial performance with a starting salary from £64,189. Responsibilities include strategic leadership, commercial and budget management, and ensuring site safety and compliance. Applicants must demonstrate operational leadership experience and strong financial acumen, with a closing date for applications on June 21, 2026.

Keywords: Stonehenge, English Heritage, Employment, History

The Priests Revered in the Land of Five Genders

NYT front page | Score: 0.45 | neutral | Subscription | Published: 07:32 Jun 06, 2026 (Eastern)

In South Sulawesi, the bissus are regarded as a connection between the earthly and celestial realms, a status attributed to their perceived embodiment of both male and female traits.

Keywords: South Sulawesi, bissu, cultural anthropology, gender, spirituality

Bloomberg presenter asks their 'Senior Technology Analyst' about Ed's take on AI. His answer? AI good because "the plant outside is dying how can I fix it?" and "how do I run better?"

Reddit BetterOffline | Score: 0.45 | neutral | Published: 15:29 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

A Reddit post from the BetterOffline community discusses a Bloomberg segment where a senior technology analyst responds to a question about artificial intelligence by highlighting its practical utility in areas like plant care and personal performance optimization.

Keywords: AI, Bloomberg, technology, absurdist, analysis, humor

Researchers Identify World's Largest Scorpion That Roamed Earth 415 Million Years Ago

Zero Hedge | Score: 0.35 | neutral | Published: 18:25 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

Researchers from the University of Manchester have identified the Praearcturus gigas, a 3.3-foot-long scorpion that lived 415 million years ago during the Early Devonian period, as the world's largest scorpion. By using modern imaging on fossil fragments housed in museum archives since the 1870s, paleontologists determined the creature reached its massive size due to a lack of competition in an era before the evolution of trees. Experts believe the scorpion may have been partially aquatic and lived at a time when animals were first adapting to life outside the oceans.

Keywords: paleontology, fossil, scorpion, Praearcturus gigas, prehistoric, museum discovery

The fastest humans in the galaxy just got a spiffy patch to prove it

Ars Technical All News | Score: 0.30 | neutral | Published: 15:40 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

The Artemis II crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—have received a 'Mach 39' mission patch following their 10-day flight around the Moon in April. During the reentry of their spacecraft, Integrity, the crew reached a speed of approximately 24,664 mph, making them the fastest humans currently alive. While they did not break the record set by the Apollo 10 crew in 1969, the Artemis II astronauts debuted the commemorative patch on June 5 to mark their high-velocity return through the atmosphere.

Keywords: NASA, astronauts, mission patches, space flight, aeronautics

Levelplay shows off magnetically attached fans that are reversible, connect via pogo pins and USB-C – plus an AIO that trades a screen for a big knob

Tom’s Hardware | Score: 0.25 | neutral | Published: 15:32 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

At Computex, Levelplay showcased cooling hardware, including reversible magnetic fans that connect via pogo pins and USB-C, and an AIO liquid cooler featuring a tactile knob for fan control.

Keywords: Computex, Levelplay, hardware, cooling, gadgets

How the Natural History Museum became Britain’s most popular attraction

MyFT | Score: 0.25 | positive | Subscription | Published: 00:00 Jun 09, 2026 (Eastern)

In 2025, the Natural History Museum recorded over 7.1 million visitors. While the institution is now the most popular attraction in Britain, some observers attribute part of this success to the addition of its new gardens.

Keywords: Natural History Museum, London, tourism, museum gardens, visitor records

The Nebula and Bram Stoker Award Winners Have Been Announced

Book Riot | Score: 0.15 | positive | Published: 16:14 Jun 08, 2026 (Eastern)

This Book Riot article announces the winners of the 61st Nebula Awards and the 2025 Bram Stoker Awards, noting that Stephen Graham Jones’s 'The Buffalo Hunter Hunter' won both the Nebula and Bram Stoker awards for novel. The piece also highlights a curated list of summer beach reads from Cultured Mag and features three Caribbean-themed romance novel recommendations in honor of Caribbean Heritage Month.

Keywords: Nebula Awards, Bram Stoker Awards, books, reading, literary awards