My natural instinct when I encounter this kind of person is to lavish scorn on them, but I have to hold myself back from that. Partly because it's the mature thing to do, and partly because the coming years will be hard enough on them anyway.

As a sidenote, it amuses me that this author specifically calls out LLMs for being non-deterministic as a grave sin. Despite it being untrue (they've never heard of temperature, I guess), it's funny to me that it should be asserted as a prime directive for computing. Determinism is certainly a useful property where you can get it, but there's a whole lot of useful systems where you can't get it.