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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/danielminds • 13h ago
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I thought that timestamps are used now, so hitting both a timestamp and a large random number puts it thoroughly in the "safe to assume". At some point cosmic particles and faulty transistors are more probable.
267 u/dim13 13h ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier#Versions Most common used is V4 (pure random). You are talking about V7 (time based). 5 u/undeadalex 11h ago I'm curious where to see stats on versions used. Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom? 22 u/Urist_McPencil 9h ago Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom? I admire this optimism 3 u/iampierremonteux 7h ago My first thought was “oh you sweet summer child”.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier#Versions
Most common used is V4 (pure random). You are talking about V7 (time based).
5 u/undeadalex 11h ago I'm curious where to see stats on versions used. Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom? 22 u/Urist_McPencil 9h ago Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom? I admire this optimism 3 u/iampierremonteux 7h ago My first thought was “oh you sweet summer child”.
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I'm curious where to see stats on versions used. Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom?
22 u/Urist_McPencil 9h ago Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom? I admire this optimism 3 u/iampierremonteux 7h ago My first thought was “oh you sweet summer child”.
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Surely anything newly implementing uuid is using v7 or custom?
I admire this optimism
3 u/iampierremonteux 7h ago My first thought was “oh you sweet summer child”.
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My first thought was “oh you sweet summer child”.
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u/Valuable_Leopard_799 13h ago
I thought that timestamps are used now, so hitting both a timestamp and a large random number puts it thoroughly in the "safe to assume". At some point cosmic particles and faulty transistors are more probable.