Currently, most of our unique identifiers use UUIDv4 or an attached snowflake. While I don't think we should change anything that's using a snowflake as an ID already, it may be worth exploring the use of a different unique identifier system than UUIDv4.
Currently, most of our unique identifiers use UUIDv4 or an attached snowflake. While I don't think we should change anything that's using a snowflake as an ID already, it may be worth exploring the use of a different unique identifier system than UUIDv4.
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