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The rule of thumb is simple: Consider if your ID can contain a timestamp besides a random value. The answer is usually yes. UUIDv7 is fine. If you've spend th
by athrowaway3z 5mo ago
The rule of thumb is simple:
Consider if your ID can contain a timestamp besides a random value. The answer is usually yes. UUIDv7 is fine.
If you've spend the time to really work through the whole problem and have written down a proof how that leads to unacceptable info leak: Congratulations your system is complex and slow enough that you might as well take a strong cryptographic hash or UUIDv5 if you're lazy.