Then I reflected, how very true it was. In fact, as of writing this there are 138 comments and I started simply scrolling through what was shown to assess the negative/neutral/positive bias based upon a highly subjective personal assessment: 2/3 were negative and so I decided to stop.
As a profession, it seems many of us have become accustomed to dealing in absolutes when reality is subjective. Judging LLMs prematurely with a level of perfectionism not even cast upon fellow humans.. or at least, if cast upon humans I'd be glad not to be their colleagues.
Honestly right now - I would use this as a litmus test in hiring and the majority would fail based upon their closed-mindedness and ability to understand how to effectively utilise tools at their disposal. It won't exist as a signal for much longer, sadly!