As far as linting and formatting is concerned, having a company-wide policy and having IDEs implement it automatically and presubmit checks enforce it is enough

As far as linting and formatting is concerned, having a company-wide policy and having IDEs implement it automatically and presubmit checks enforce it is enough. However a lot of the arguments over code review come from (sometimes) aesthetic preferences about code decisions. Should this be pulled out as a function? What should it be named? Should this be inlined or pulled out as a variable? Is ~A or ~B more readable or ~(A and B) (the latter ends up causing the ugly sandwich (!( in languages like C++ or Java), etc etc. These don't have automated solutions, but can nevertheless spark impassioned arguments.