Everything is a virtual machine

The idea is from the book - some oldschool one.
Everything is virtual machine - the OS is easier
virtual machine giving us the IOs of the hardware.
The frameworks is easier virtual machine giving us
IO's of the virtual/metal below one level. The frameworks
ducktaping other frameworks are also virtual machines abstracing
the stuff below. The algoritm/code is a virtual machine you create
for the user - inside the code there is memory/global variables,
data pathways as functions. Basically the repeating structure of 
Von Neumann computer model which stays the same from the 1950s:

 The similarities between real computer and one function : 
  
  int* f(a,b){ int* c = malloc(a); c[0] = b+1; return c; }
  
  RAM <---> local variable C which gets destroyed after 
  function quits, same as RAM when we turn off the PC
  
  Inputs[ keyboard, mouse ] <---> Arguments[ a, b ]
  
  Outputs[ screen, sounds ] <---> Information [ pointer, b+1 ]
  
  Architecture [ Data buses, registers ] <---> [ Algoritm inside, variables used ]
  
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  It kinda soothes to have this knowledge. Knowing that a lot of bullshit 
  in software industry is the same self repeating abstractions pretending 
  to mask some magic behind the buzzwords. Always strip the bullshit to essentials.
  
  What I find despicable is the modern trend of the elitism behind knowing
  the latest bullshit trends. Basically some code monkey learns to type couple 
  of API's and search stackoverflow. Glueing code which gets complex to manage
  but nobody exposes naked king. Cargo cults of good practices design patterns OOP.
  Some of it is gatekeeping - older coders protect the market from competition.
  Some of it is the cancer of people thinking they are smart. Don't be this guy.
  Save the world from complexity. Strip to the essentials and simplify.
  
  And if someone smart will say that nobody has the time to learn what's under the hood.
  Fuck you.