Everything is in the source code. I highly doubt any of the good hash functions listed in smhasher3 (ie all tests passed) would collide over identifiers.
So they should all have zero collisions, meaning there’s no ‘least’ among the good quality ones - they’re all equally collissionless (they differ in other tests).
Sounds like an interesting project. What’s its purpose?
So they should all have zero collisions, meaning there’s no ‘least’ among the good quality ones - they’re all equally collissionless (they differ in other tests).
Sounds like an interesting project. What’s its purpose?