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Re:UUIDs are popular, but bad for performance (2019) by colanderman on Saturday January 08, 2022 @02:15PM (#29855082)
Depending on caching strategy, using random UUIDs also decreases the maximum working set size before you become I/O bound by a huge factor. Postgres e.g. relies heavily on the O/S block cache and is subject to this.
Re:UUIDs are popular, but bad for performance (2019) by dllthomas on Saturday January 08, 2022 @07:56PM (#29858553)
> using random UUIDs

I wasn't discussing using random UUIDs.