I don't like it. I don't want to self-drive a car, and I don't want other people to do it either in most cases. I want someone else to drive the car, but with bigger cars that hold more people at once, such that it's more efficient. Bonus points if the car drives on straight, flat, low-resistant paths.
Sorry, but that blog post has severe quality issues. Is the skipfield now an counter per block or a bitfield? Why didn't they add std::deque to the comparison? Why is iterating through std::hive slower than std::list? They talk about SIMD and say "we can check this", but then it's about locality. Why didn't they measure iteration speed and memory overhead after random element removal?
And if the artist died recently, the comments about this can bury everything else, on everyone of their song sometimes.
It also means that you find out about their deaths immediately.
This sadly happened twice today for me: Bonnie Tyler and EZFG
The comments can also inform you about ... other things about the artist that you just found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnZ6jnJ2zs8