Tried spinning scheduled agents to read grafana logs and act on probable performance and exception handling scenarios in my application
Fun fact two different agents of same llm give different view not versions.
#claude#cowork#agents
@CensusIndia2027 Before starting census 2027, please train citizens as well. A lot can go wrong in this world where we got tools to do fraud so easily.
Ordered from #toing (@Swiggy's cheaper side) thinking I was smart 🧠 Waited 50 mins, delivery partner ghosted me, now they've "replaced" my order with another 54 min wait 💀 Congrats @zomato, I finally understand why you're still winning despite the price tag 👏
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Should you stop using random UUIDs in .NET?
Traditional UUIDs (Guid.NewGuid()) are randomized. Great for uniqueness, but terrible for database performance.
They cause:
❌ Expensive index rebalancing
❌ Poor insert performance
❌ High fragmentation
That’s why many developers switched to ULIDs. It's 128-bit, sortable, and still unique.
They preserve temporal order, which makes them more index-friendly.
But now, there’s something new:
✅ Guid.CreateVersion7() in .NET 9+
UUID V7 is time-ordered and compatible with ULIDs, without needing a 3rd-party package.
You get the benefits of ULID, but natively supported in .NET.
Would you switch from ULID to V7 UUIDs?
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