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by 42jd 5y ago
> Our discussion here suggests that the reasons for the increase in nonparticipation are not strongly related to a weak economy or insufficient labor demand, but rather due to a change in individuals’ desire to supply labor in the market
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Family needs affect U.S. labor participation of prime-age Workers(stlouisfed.org)
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US Space Force solicits debris removal proposals from industry(payloadspace.com)
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Dagoba: an in-memory graph database(aosabook.org)
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by 42jd 5y ago
I agree wholly with this. I only very recently started using RSS and almost every site/blog has one that produces quality content. For example the St. Louis Fed has a few high quality blog feeds and when I couldn’t find the RSS feed I
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by 42jd 5y ago
I’m not on Ubuntu but using Wayland on nixos. Fractional scaling does not look or work well at all in my experience. I decided on 1.0 scaling and pushed it all over to font sizing (around 1.5). This works pretty well for most apps but it is
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The dynamics of international shipping costs(stlouisfed.org)
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Curlie: Human edited directory of the web(curlie.org)
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Scalability Prerequisites(1024cores.net)
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The fintech revolution in banking(stlouisfed.org)
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by 42jd 5y ago
When I was doing some research into building an app that encrypted data similar to these cloud password managers, I encountered OPAQUE[1] which seems to be the ideal way to perform authentication and securing a master encryption key. It is
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Global trade report – Battling out of supply-chain disruption [pdf](allianz.com)
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by 42jd 5y ago
That's a fantastic explanation, thanks! Yep, I can definitely understand the dislike of software coming with defaults that break commonly understood precedent.
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by 42jd 5y ago
As someone who has learned Linux/Unix just the past few months using a systemd based distro, I find it a breeze to use. Great documentation, FOSS, and really easy to pick up. I just don’t understand why there is so much dislike thrown
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by 42jd 5y ago
I use redirector which lets me set rules (as complex as you want) to redirect links. For example I have one that redirects a a all YouTube.com/* to piped.com/* See (also on chrome under same name): https://addons.mozil
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A Kid Surveillance Complex Locks Parents in a Trap(wired.com)
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by 42jd 5y ago
The paper the article is based on: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43017-021-00219-y
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The US Mountain West Could Soon Face Snowless Winters(wired.com)
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by 42jd 5y ago
Just going to tag along to my comment above. I can't help but notice the difference in tone of the responses to this article vs. the one yesterday ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29599553 ) which I did not see. It
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by 42jd 5y ago
Yep I posted this hoping to raise awareness, but the reaction was not what I expected. In the US even a meritless legal threat will require hiring a lawyer to ensure you are in the clear which requires significant amount of money, in additi
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Memory Barriers Are Like Source Control Operations(preshing.com)
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To the Moon? Venture Capital Trends(collaborativefund.com)
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by 42jd 5y ago
I have been part of the beta test for kagi search engine (kagi.com) and my favorite feature is you can prefer/mute websites. So for example I prefer MDN so the site is ranked higher if it shows in the search results. Note I’m unaffilia
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A study on Neo4j’s pagecache (2020)(xwkuang5.github.io)
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by 42jd 5y ago
Whenever I start feeling worn out of the music I have been listening too I spend some time just scrolling through and listening. I am not a big playlist person but rather a library person. (I use Apple Music for this reason as they emphasiz
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by 42jd 5y ago
Yep, some of the subreddits definitely kind of focus on one section of the genre but that’s what I kind of like. If I want to find some good new music with a specific sound, I know I can just check those communities out. When I was first di
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by 42jd 5y ago
Some of the best music discovery I’ve had is actually Reddit. I primarily listen to electronic and the communities are 6/5. It’s just streams of music being recommended, with occasional discussion, in tiny subreddits for all the subgen
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On Building a Stupidly Fast Graph Database (2009)(blog.directededge.com)
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by 42jd 5y ago
This was a delightful video! as an avid skier I always noticed that chairlifts that turn are pretty uncommon, but I have never thought deeply into why. the final lift shown that can move in all four directions is definitely some ingenious e
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by 42jd 5y ago
The same site has a great introduction (not for rust though) to session types: https://rustype.github.io/notes/notes/session-types.html

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