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The post discusses potential future changes to programming languages if code is mainly read rather than written by humans, such as eliminating import statements and hiding package names to enhance readability.
The author anecdotally observes that programmers dislike using the `reduce` function compared to `map` and `filter`, citing reasons like readability and familiarity.
The article explores the advantages of DSL-able languages like Kotlin, using a backend web framework sketch called 'kibble' as an example, and contrasts it with annotation-based frameworks like C# ASP.NET MVC to highlight benefits in code readability and design.
Developer Matt Smith explains why he now favors step-by-step code over long method chains in JavaScript for easier debugging and performance.