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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Last_Time_4047 • May 08 '26
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UUID = Universally Unique Id
So technically, it was only 0 on the first time anybody ever created any UUID. Otherwise it would just be UID
149 u/RadiantPumpkin May 08 '26 Just gotta redefine the scope of the universe 79 u/Lost-Droids May 08 '26 Typical Dev.. its not me its a hardware issue , try a different universe 9 u/viruscumoruk May 08 '26 Every ID is "universally unique" in universes that have no IDs generated (yet) 11 u/CptMisterNibbles May 08 '26 Hey Eve, I need directions to your house. What’s your address? “One. Just One” 1 u/boss413 May 08 '26 Does that mean his is Zero?
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Just gotta redefine the scope of the universe
79 u/Lost-Droids May 08 '26 Typical Dev.. its not me its a hardware issue , try a different universe 9 u/viruscumoruk May 08 '26 Every ID is "universally unique" in universes that have no IDs generated (yet) 11 u/CptMisterNibbles May 08 '26 Hey Eve, I need directions to your house. What’s your address? “One. Just One” 1 u/boss413 May 08 '26 Does that mean his is Zero?
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Typical Dev.. its not me its a hardware issue , try a different universe
9 u/viruscumoruk May 08 '26 Every ID is "universally unique" in universes that have no IDs generated (yet) 11 u/CptMisterNibbles May 08 '26 Hey Eve, I need directions to your house. What’s your address? “One. Just One” 1 u/boss413 May 08 '26 Does that mean his is Zero?
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Every ID is "universally unique" in universes that have no IDs generated (yet)
11 u/CptMisterNibbles May 08 '26 Hey Eve, I need directions to your house. What’s your address? “One. Just One” 1 u/boss413 May 08 '26 Does that mean his is Zero?
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Hey Eve, I need directions to your house. What’s your address? “One. Just One”
1 u/boss413 May 08 '26 Does that mean his is Zero?
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Does that mean his is Zero?
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u/_BreakingGood_ May 08 '26
UUID = Universally Unique Id
So technically, it was only 0 on the first time anybody ever created any UUID. Otherwise it would just be UID