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Code linters should check code style, not code correctness. I don't remember a single instance of a lint rule for correctness that accurately detected an issue, but I have seen countless instances of a linter recommendation introducing a bug or otherwise creating friction.
The programmer probably understands what their code is doing better than a trivial heuristic rule that was based on a single example taken from a completely different codebase. Trust the programmer over the heuristic.
Trust the programmers heuristic over the linter’s heuristic until we can lint code correctness- then trust the linter.
I'm curious about your opinion on the current research applying Deep Learning to Source Code
Do you think in the future linters and other developer tooling will be empowered by ML?
Disclaimer: I definitely believe so, that's why I left @google and joined @sourcedtech + #MLonCode
Do you train adversarial networks to compare code structures? 
Now think of using ML there instead, not to rely only on hard rules, not based on single deterministic examples, and able to match the given codebase style. Particularly when you think of style beyond tabs x spaces and more like idiomatic ways to write code in a given language.
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