Off-topic, but the bit numbering convention is deliciously confusing.

Little-endian bytes (lowest byte is leftmost) and big-endian bits (bits contributing less numerical value are rightmost) are normal, but the bits are referenced/numbered little-endian (first bit is leftmost even though it contributes the most numerical value). When I first read the numbering convention I thought it was going to be a breath of fresh air of someone using the much more sane, but non-standard, little-endian bits with little-endian bytes, but it was actually another layered twist. Hopefully someday English can write numbers little-endian, which is objectively superior, and do away with this whole mess.