Question about nondeterministic wallet
That is what Andreas is trying to convey. He is saying that the traditional way of generating random private keys for each transaction in order to prevent address reuse is a poor choice of wallet principle. That is because every time you generate a new random private key, you would have to make sure to keep a backup of it so that you can recover bitcoins tied to that private key in case your wallet software becomes inaccessible. If you are transacting multiple transactions a day, generating a new address every time, you might find it tedious to back up your private key every time. The other way you get around this would be people using the same address so as to prevent the hassle of backing up the keys.