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that is pretty common with uuid. for example in many cases you'll still want a plain uuid4 instead of e.g.uuid 5. maybe you want 5. it's usecase dependent. for
by jpalawaga 1y ago
that is pretty common with uuid. for example in many cases you'll still want a plain uuid4 instead of e.g.uuid 5. maybe you want 5. it's usecase dependent.
for a specification such as uuid, there is not much to improve upon--just rearranging the bytes and their meanings.