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For human readability, I've always prefered encoding UUIDs in base 64 and swapping a couple characters. If I'm going to have some ugly identifier in a URL, I mi
by athenot 5y ago
For human readability, I've always prefered encoding UUIDs in base 64 and swapping a couple characters. If I'm going to have some ugly identifier in a URL, I might as well make it more concise.
I think youtube does something similar with their video IDs.