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I mean, right from Bjarne's mouth:

> I used the from_range argument to tell the compiler and a human reader that a range is used, rather than other possible ways of initializing the vector. I would have preferred to use the logically minimal vector{m} but the standards committee decided that requiring from_range would be a help to many.

Oh so I have to remember from_range and can't do the obvious thing? Great. One more thing to distract me from solving the actual problem I'm working on.

What exactly is wrong with the C++ community that blinds them to this sort of thing? I should be able to write performant, low-level code leveraging batteries-included algorithms effortlessly. This is 2025 people.