Comment by xyst 1 year ago Every uuid dot com except if greater than 2^122 -1 doesn’t have the same ring ;) 2 comments xyst Reply anamexis 1 year ago There aren't more than 2^122 UUIDv4s. hikarikuen 1 year ago This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.
anamexis 1 year ago There aren't more than 2^122 UUIDv4s. hikarikuen 1 year ago This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.
hikarikuen 1 year ago This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.
There aren't more than 2^122 UUIDv4s.
This reminds me of some code I stumbled on recently, where someone had implemented a custom exception they could throw if their 32-bit loop counter was greater than the maximum value of a 32-bit integer.