I can't load the page, but I would definitely agree with the title. From my own experience programming here are some the most common and best ways to better or

I can't load the page, but I would definitely agree with the title. From my own experience programming here are some the most common and best ways to better organize complexity: 1) Create DSLs. The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis is the theory that an individual's thoughts and actions are determined by the language or languages that individual speaks. By creating DSLs we are able to reason about a problem domain with increased efficiency. 2) Reduce cognitive load by reducing state. By reducing the number of variables in a given section of code we can more easily reason about it. values.map (x) -> x * x is a lot more understandable than newArr = [] ; for (i=0; i<values.length; i++) { newArr.push( values[i] * values[i] ); } 3) Build tools to build tools. The history of computing is one of building tools on top of tools. From assembly language to C to high level languages. What is is the next step? I suspect it is some kind of polyglot environment that is a hodgepodge of languages all working together combined with automated code creation from AI.