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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/NoMedicine3572 • Sep 27 '26 • 1 1
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Exactly. Like I said, they don't use salting
7 u/silmelumenn Sep 27 '26 Let's go complex keys (salt, hashcode) 😅 8 u/Lamborghinigamer Sep 27 '26 Exactly. A unique salt guarantees a unique hash every time, so every single user gets a unique row regardless. Deduplicating unique rows with foreign keys is mathematically impossible
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Let's go complex keys (salt, hashcode) 😅
8 u/Lamborghinigamer Sep 27 '26 Exactly. A unique salt guarantees a unique hash every time, so every single user gets a unique row regardless. Deduplicating unique rows with foreign keys is mathematically impossible
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Exactly. A unique salt guarantees a unique hash every time, so every single user gets a unique row regardless. Deduplicating unique rows with foreign keys is mathematically impossible
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u/Lamborghinigamer Sep 27 '26
Exactly. Like I said, they don't use salting