He's virtually goading people into releasing discoveries to the public first (but of course they have already discovered these bugs and the fix was ready anyway - so THERE!).
Aren't we past the days when decompiling code would offer any real advantage?
In his defense, there is a real problem with people running code analysis tools and assuming the results to be correct. It can be difficult to deal with a constant barrage of incorrect "security findings".
It still doesn't excuse some of the things said in that post, though, of course.
