This is a cool intro to how virtualization instructions work, but people need to understand that it is not revolutionary simplicity or anything like that. It's just a a cool tech demo lacking all the important bits of a modern hypervisor required to make it practical, like paravirtualized drivers for example.
Same when someone claims to have written an OS in 1000 lines and all it does is get you to real mode with VGA graphics and an interactive (but useless) prompt.
(Note that you can benefit from virtualization technology in specialized scenarios outside common hypervisors, but that's not really what's being demoed here.)
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