SQLite + UUIDs = fragmented indexes. Here's what breaks.
Hacker News·4d·emschwartz
A deep look at why using UUIDs as primary keys in SQLite causes index bloat and degraded query performance. For indie makers relying on SQLite, this is a concrete problem worth understanding—sequential IDs stay cheaper to index, but if you need UUIDs, the tradeoffs are real.
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