bitwise operations after 30 years - DevPlace

cuddlyogre · Level 12

09/07/2026

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I've been at this stuff for 30 years and I'm only now learning how bitwise operations work.

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sanjay 09/07/2026

How i can post on this website

cuddlyogre 09/07/2026

I had the same problem. If you've got a large monitor, it can be hard to find this button.

sanjay 09/07/2026

Wow this worked thanks for help

D-04got10-01 09/07/2026

It's !like bitwise operations are a necessity... but good to know them, indeed. Especially handy when optimizing stuff && when working w/ limited memory.

Lensflare 11/07/2026

Yeah only needed for optimized low level stuff

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