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My name is Alexander Galkin. I was born 1979 in Kazan, Russia, where I graduated in child medicine.
Since 2001 I live in Hamburg, Germany and work as a freelancer software and database architect and trainer for Microsoft technologies.

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A wonderful collection of bit hacks, interesting for every programmer

Have you ever tried to count bits in a bit-array structure without using shitfts? Or probably used bitwise XOR for a primitive but effective cryptography? Then you will definitely like the following webpage, providing an absolutely wonderful collection of non-trivial bit manipulations for achieving marvelous results. Really a great place to read and to take away some pieces of bit manipulation magic.

 


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