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They don't utterly destroy performance, but there is some hit if you use UUID v4 random values due to database index scattering. That's why this new proposal ex
by keosak 4y ago
They don't utterly destroy performance, but there is some hit if you use UUID v4 random values due to database index scattering. That's why this new proposal exists. It adds new versions of UUID that are mostly incrementing in time, so that they group better.