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kazinator on Jan 8, 2022 | parent | context | favorite | on: UUIDs are popular, but bad for performance (2019)

> Even if you use pseudo-ordered UUID values stored using binary(16), it is still a very large data type which will inflate the size of the dataset

Every IPv6 datagram has a pair of source and destination UUIDs. :)

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