> Knowing At a high level what needed to happen to accomplish what the code did, I know for a fact it could have and should have been broken down more. However, because of the complexity of what he wrote, no one had the patience to go through it. When he left, the code got thrown away.
And today an LLM could probably have refactored it fairly well, automatically.
And today an LLM could probably have refactored it fairly well, automatically.