It's amusing to me this entire article is centered around brow beating this and other hypothetical software authors for starting things without doing a small amount of research first to understand the very basics of what they're getting into.

If the author of the article had done just a small amount of research about bend or it's author before writing the article they would have known pretty quickly what they were saying was incorrect.

I think the larger pattern here is that nuance is one of the most valuable commodities in the AI era. If you're hand waving stuff away without even missing , you're going to miss a lot of stuff in this cycle.

This article reminds me a lot of the famous hacker news Dropbox comment.