@KBradJStorm I have to share it: For the unaware, this animation accurately depicts how mantis shrimp kill their prey (which includes larger animals).
https://t.co/MnO3pNnLub
@ThatMikeRossGuy@JWonggg It's like being called a hacker when beating ass in DotA or CS.
Best feeling in the world; they don't have the ability and can't even comprehend what greatness truly is.
When you start to accept that not everyone will vibe with your personality you will be much happier in life. Some people will dislike you for the smallest things so please continue to be yourself & kick it with the people that love having you around
@lauriewired Are you being paid to post this and subsequent defences?
This isn't statistically honed data but cherry-picked information made in optimum environments specifically to market the product.
What's going on here?
In print representations, each bit in a byte is ordered from most significant to least significant in every print representation.
Mostly everything uses a Little Endian model now which means the least significant BYTE is in a lower address and the most significant byte is higher in the address.
That's why 0xBE is at array[0] and 0xCA is at array[3] in my example.
The bit-shifting operations are saying "move the things to where they are already" so the optimization down to one MOV instruction is because the function has to return a value and the ABI requires this.