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8organicbits
101 days ago
Have you seen UUIDv3/v5 used there though? I've seen lots of md5 historically and sha variants recently, but not the UUID approach.
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zadikian
101 days ago
Yeah, I've seen both 3 and 5 used, not just hashes in some custom format. That way it works with Postgres uuid type etc.
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