I really enjoy doing code reviews. I don't mind reading other people's code. If you do it enough, it becomes easier. Also it's good for your own coding style if you read other people's code as it helps you to normalize your style an become more minimalist.

I enjoy LLM vibe coding now because I know approximately what code to expect for any given prompt. Basically if the agent doesn't give me code I expect, I usually reject it. It's rare when it comes up with a solution I didn't expect though. I think this is because reading other people's code trains you to be minimalist because it's easier to spot unnecessary complexity when it's from someone else.

I think the skill of being able to read code quickly and applying your intuition is going to be increasingly valuable.

Nowadays, I don't even need to read the whole code to sense when there are issues. I usually have a 'gut feeling' when the code has problems by glancing over it; though of course, I need to invest some effort to list out specific issues because I can't say "this doesn't feel right" in my code review. But even with this, you can become better. Developers who write a certain way tend to make the same kinds of mistakes.