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Not really a computer but some distributed systems already work that way. I've read somewhere that Netflix (might have been Amazon?) is designed in such a way that it's capable of satisfying certain requirements even when services are down.

I feel they could have stopped with C++03. C++11 certainly introduced very few necessary features but this is just going too far. This is not solving any problems but in reality is causing new ones as introducing syntactical redundancies ultimately leads to everyone having their own preference, which in turn is a source for inconsistent and dirty code bases and bugs.

They should have taken a hint from all of those coding standards coming from companies such as Google, which basically constrain the programmer to a small subset of the language features.