We use Guice which also allows that. But that doesn't address some of the key points he makes, such as - runtime x compile time wiring - wiring is based on types so injecting differently set up instances is difficult (we have a hell of Providers and different annotations to pick the right kind of instance injected) - non-transparency of the wiring process (sice it is performed by the magical IoC container)

I agree with a lot of what he writes. At the same time I believe there are cases where I would appreciate some kind of automation for wiring (f.ex. if I want a fresh instance for each session or request). And there are certainly cases when runtime wiring - as in the mentioned case of plugins - is useful.