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 The algorithm is mostly inlined, making most profilers fail at providing useful intrinsics. The best I could achieve is profiling at assembly level. [cargo-asm](https://github.com/gnzlbg/cargo-asm) is an easy way to view the actual generated assembly code (`cargo asm gxhash::gxhash::gxhash`). [AMD μProf](https://www.amd.com/en/developer/uprof.html) gives some useful insights on time spent per instruction.
 
 ## Publication
+> Author note:
 > I'm committed to the open dissemination of scientific knowledge. In an era where access to information is more democratized than ever, I believe that science should be freely available to all – both for consumption and contribution. Traditional scientific journals often involve significant financial costs, which can introduce biases and can shift the focus from purely scientific endeavors to what is currently trendy. 
 >
 > To counter this trend and to uphold the true spirit of research, I have chosen to share my work on "gxhash" directly on GitHub, ensuring that it's openly accessible to anyone interested. Additionally, the use of a free Zenodo DOI ensures that this research is citable and can be referenced in other works, just as traditional publications are. 
 >
-> I strongly believe in a world where science is not behind paywalls, and I encourage other researchers to join this movement for a more inclusive, unbiased, and open scientific community.
->
-> _— Olivier Giniaux_
+> I strongly believe in a world where science is not behind paywalls, and I am in for a more inclusive, unbiased, and open scientific community.
 
 Publication:  
 [PDF](https://github.com/ogxd/gxhash-rust/blob/main/article/article.pdf)