The problem is that this article is attributing this problem to JS, whereas the problem is with either computer science or human decimal bias: i.e. the radix is not a concept invented by JS.
If you think it should be ok for all devs to believe that parseInt === parseDecimalInt then maybe all languages should be decimal-only. That isn't the case though.
If you think it should be ok for all devs to believe that parseInt === parseDecimalInt then maybe all languages should be decimal-only. That isn't the case though.