> what good software looks like I think this will change quite a bit too. Code being readable is one of our core tenets. Functions fitting within, approximatel

> what good software looks like I think this will change quite a bit too. Code being readable is one of our core tenets. Functions fitting within, approximately, a screen of code used to be ideal. Modern AI as already past solving that problem. You can give it a million line codebase, ask where something specific is happening, and it'll tell you in less than a minute. If we can de-emphasize readability, what do we gain? Custom hand rolled containers and data structures for your use cases are somewhat frowned upon unless really needed. Well, probably not anymore. What about a manually inlined mega-function with loops unrolled that pre-empts some of the compiler's work? No way that would fly a couple of years ago. Already seeing this in performance sensitive code.