Pretty clueless. When hardware with a new paradigm is invented that provides value, new software has been created for it. GPUs are a great example, TPUs/systoli

Pretty clueless. When hardware with a new paradigm is invented that provides value, new software has been created for it. GPUs are a great example, TPUs/systolic arrays and the Cerebras device are others; all of these are pretty successful. CPUs architecture is what it is because it's the best approach anyone has come up with for it's domain, and C is built around that, not the other way around. If you want to claim CPUs can be done better, you're going to give something much more concrete than vague gesturing at how things could be different. How, specifically, do you intend to build an abstraction around Pong's approach? What does the programming model look like? Seems to me that this is a pretty difficult way to build anything, and Pong only managed out of its simplicity.