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by dgellow
46 days ago
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I just read UUIDv7, something I wasn't familiar with until now. That does address everything I had in mind yes. I assumed timestamp-uuid meant purely based on the timestamp precision, in which case you can get conflicts if you don't have a reliable clock across your system. But UUIDv7 looks pretty awesome: > What is a Version 7 UUID made from? > unix_ts_ms: 019e0c7bfe93 > ver: 7 > rand_a: 0b6 > var: b > rand_b: 55a99e023294673 So please ignore my previous comment :) |
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