Your Code Assumes Every UUID Is Random
For years a UUID meant version 4. One hundred and twenty two random bits, and a few fixed ones saying what kind it was. So code grew up around that…
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For years a UUID meant version 4. One hundred and twenty two random bits, and a few fixed ones saying what kind it was. So code grew up around that…
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Originally published on robatdasorvi.com Sometime last year I caught myself doing something embarrassing. I had opened a tab to read an essay I genu…
Originally published on robatdasorvi.com I learned to code in 2013 by being confused, searching for help, being confused again, and then eventually…
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