no match for 'operator~' (operand type is 'simde__m128i') and have no real idea how to work around the problem. is there something wrong with that code or with some part of the simde implementation?

try to stay away from operator overloading. "Just a lot of the features that people think make C++ cool or maybe too complicated depending on who you're talking to. In safety-critical [programming], ...

Abstract: Operator overloading allows the semantic extension of existing code without the need for sweeping code changes. For example, automatic differentiation tools in C++ commonly use this feature ...

I would recommend you to go through the Operator Overloading article, which I have written before reading through this article. We need to have our foundation knowledge on Operator Overloading before ...

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Abstract: The simplest implementation of a domain-specific language is to embed it in an existing language using operator overloading. This way ... DSLs is the de-facto high-performance language, C++.

Regarding operator overloading ... and that with functional overloading does so even more. But Go doesn't have classes, or similar polymorphism, and isn't as complex as C++. I feel in the spirit of ...