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I agree with both of you. It is quite weak article with weird jump to the infinite loop. But then again you are right too - it's your blog you can write whateve
by muhehe 3y ago
I agree with both of you. It is quite weak article with weird jump to the infinite loop. But then again you are right too - it's your blog you can write whatever you want. Don't get discouraged and keep doing what you like!
- susam 3y agoThank you for your comment! About the weird jump to the infinite loop, it is meant to be a quick-and-dirty demonstration of the fixed bits. It serves as an alternative to visually checking the fixed bits and confirming that they agree with the RFC. However, after reading some of the comments here, I realise that the original title of the post was creating the impression that the post may contain something more interesting than its actual content which is simply a discussion of the fact that there are six fixed bits in version 4 UUIDs. I have now updated the title of my post to: Fixed Bits of Version 4 UUID. P.S. Thanks to @dang for making the corresponding update to the title of this story on HN.
- marcus_holmes 3y agoThank you for taking the criticism positively :)