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A UUID is supposed to be a unique identifier (with infinitesimal chance of a collision ever occurring), but this one is far from unique. It looks like lots of p
by robert_tweed 12y ago
A UUID is supposed to be a unique identifier (with infinitesimal chance of a collision ever occurring), but this one is far from unique. It looks like lots of people have copied and pasted it from the example of a UUID given on Wikipedia.
I recommend not hiring any of those developers. They probably also have 12345 as the code on their luggage.
- wglb 12y agoI understand what a UUID is, but I don't understand exactly what particular point the submitter is trying to make.