Initially when you start with C++11 you get the impression that the old heap of idiosyncrasies was fixed, but then you realize there's a whole bunch of new ones. My most recent peeves:

1) You can create range for loops over containers:

  for (auto x: vec) {
    foo(x);
  }

but then if you want to do the same over a C array, you have to define your own wrapper with begin() and end() functions.

2. You can create shared pointers using make_shared, but you can't create unique pointers using make_unique. What's worse, if you define your own make_unique function, your code will eventually break because it's already decided that C++14 will have its own make_unique.

I'm sure all of this will get fixed eventually, but frankly I don't have more patience for this. The root cause is that the C++ process is broken and is lead by incompetent clueless people.