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I do actually use `::MAX` in #bitvec, since constants can propagate through traits and literals cannot, but in my concrete code, `!0` more clearly indicates "a register with all bits set", while `::MAX` only indicates "an integer that cannot be exceeded"
I will always think "ok so it's 1" and then stare and be confused when I see `!0`
yeah this is a very real cost of a language tradition that doesn't have booleans, and/or failed to represent them as `0` and `~0` :/
I guess my point is that more generally "all bits set" is not something that represents what you actually mean, even when working at a low level. Even if more often than not, it's actually just a sentinel value, max or all bits is irrelevant, MAX is harder to misunderstand
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