That he had some difficulties and chose to suicide is clear from the article but I wouldn't go throwing around diagnoses nobody asked for about someone who (probably) you never met, it's just not necessary.

Also let's not go victim-blaming when someone can't take the harsh realities of some parts of the academia, people shouldn't need to go through this much pressure just to devote themselves to further our collective knowledge.

What does "blaming" mean here? He did make that decision. I'm not "blaming" anyone all I'm saying is stating the fact he did make the decision. You're adding the word "blaming" here as if I'm doing something wrong.