Personally I think I could probably be content for the rest of my days running something like Z.ai glm-5.3-flash locally, so I'm not that worried about the token spending (and still can't understand how OAI/Anthropic/etc convinced the market they have any kind of moat to motivate those kind of evaluations, but that's another topic...)
That said, I also feel like betting on readability, maintainablility, taste, etc, being an important aspect of software, at least until code will remain some sort of human readable artifact. We'll still want to be able to understand it and perhaps occasionally add/edit by hand, make sense of it without trusting blindly what any kind of program (LLM based or not) will tell us about it, and so on.
That said, I also feel like betting on readability, maintainablility, taste, etc, being an important aspect of software, at least until code will remain some sort of human readable artifact. We'll still want to be able to understand it and perhaps occasionally add/edit by hand, make sense of it without trusting blindly what any kind of program (LLM based or not) will tell us about it, and so on.