I agree. I'm usually the first to shudder at C++'s insane complexity (and the fact that they keep piling more on top with every new standard) but this change fe

I agree. I'm usually the first to shudder at C++'s insane complexity (and the fact that they keep piling more on top with every new standard) but this change feels rather natural, intuitive and a significant quality of life improvement. Sure, it adds the `<=>` operator but I think once you've been explained once what it does it's not to hard to reason about it. That still leaves the problem of technical debt of course: for the decade to come C++ devs will have to deal with both the legacy and the modern version of comparison operators and they'll have to learn to understand and deal with both.