I don't agree with this at all. If the software doesn't care to make keypresses responsive how does this philosophy translate to anything more complicated than

I don't agree with this at all. If the software doesn't care to make keypresses responsive how does this philosophy translate to anything more complicated than reading and rendering the result of these keystrokes? The answer is pretty obvious if you try any of the slower editors pointed out in the article (or pretty much 90% of software written in the last decade). It doesn't take a person with sensory hypersensitivity to pick up on the differences.