First, everything is a tradeoff. This article doesn't mention why they'd want to use UUIDs, so the conclusion is meaningless.
Second, the drawbacks listed are not valid if the database is designed correctly. No, you can't sort by UUID, but you don't need to. You can add a "created_at" column for that.
There are much better analyses of UUID tradeoffs elsewhere.
First, everything is a tradeoff. This article doesn't mention why they'd want to use UUIDs, so the conclusion is meaningless.
Second, the drawbacks listed are not valid if the database is designed correctly. No, you can't sort by UUID, but you don't need to. You can add a "created_at" column for that.
There are much better analyses of UUID tradeoffs elsewhere.