1) A quantum computer uses computational gates to very deliberately orchestrate interference patterns. This is the reason quantum computers are faster than classical ones at certain problems.
2) On top of (1), there's a ton of undesired interference because of dirty real-world constraints. Quantum computers are not fully isolated from their environment, and executing a gate cannot be done without also affecting qubits that are not supposed to be part of the gate.
> subject to bias due to quantum interference, which they check by solving the path integral in classical simulation
This is an instance of (1)
> because quantum interference is EXACTLY WHY WE CAN’T USE CURRENT QUANTUM PROCESSORS TO “BREAK ALL CRYPTO” IN THE FIRST PLACE BECAUSE WE CANNOT DO EFFICIENT QUANTUM ERROR CORRECTING CODES
This is an instance of (2).
Quantum supremacy is all about showing that you can implement (1) with enough fidelity even in the presence of (2). Now keep this in mind while reading the rant again, and you'll quickly realize it's absolute nonsense.