The fastest I've ever found a race condition for a UUID in a database
1I'm putting together a class on web scraping and was being lazy when developing a multi-threaded scraping application. I figured there was no way that two threads would scrape two different web pages, return, and attempt to write to the database with a millisecond-level timestamp as a unique, primary key at the exact same time. What you're seeing is the first time I ran the code after implementing the timestamp.
I was IMMEDIATELY proven wrong. Software development has a way of humbling you.
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