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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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SOLVING THE MAKER-TAKER PROBLEM

The imbalance between major contributors and those who contribute minimally harms open source communities. This, along with a lack of an environment that supports the fair coexistence of open source businesses, could discourage entrepreneurs from starting open source businesses, which could harm the future of open source. Solving these challenges by creating a more equitable and sustainable open source ecosystem would help strengthen the future of open source.

dri.es · 6 min

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PAY FOR JOB CHANGERS ROSE AT THE SLOWEST PACE IN MORE THAN 3 YEARS

The median year-over-year pay increase for job switchers has fallen and is now at its lowest growth rate since April 2021. The gap between pay gains for job changers and job stayers is at its narrowest since January and a far cry from the levels seen during the 2022-2023 'Great Resignation'. This indicates that the labor market is currently less dynamic. The slowdown could characterize the labor market data for the rest of 2024 as quits and layoffs remain low.

finance.yahoo.com · 3 min

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