I subset my YAML bibliography into document-specific bibliographies based on keys used in the corresponding markdown file. Otherwise, it takes pandoc too long to parse the ~6MB YAML bibliography. 

Since I had to update my "find citation keys in markdown files" script, I thought I'd look in on performance of the YAML and  JSON parsing. `pandoc-citeproc` isn't around anymore, and pandoc itself chokes on converting from YAML to CSLJSON. Something killed it off after four minutes. Is there an alternative for creating CSLJSON?

```
╰─➤  time pandoc -f markdown --citeproc -t csljson readings.yaml 
[2]    28124 killed     pandoc -f markdown --citeproc -t csljson readings.yaml
pandoc -f markdown --citeproc -t csljson readings.yaml  265.51s user 70.23s system 48% cpu 11:31.15 total
```

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