You shouldn't feel bad about it - the blog is going to have its audience, so don't worry about it. That said, the topic is incredibly complex and to understand it fully requires intimate knowledge of the CPU microarchitectural details and design. So, technically speaking even the links from the comment you're replying to are providing a shallow although somewhat longer introduction. Programming languages only provide an abstraction for these very real things happening in the silicon so that's about as far as they can go by providing the sufficient amount of details. The real meat is down the rabbit hole of the CPU and memory subsystem design and if you want to go there I'd suggest the yt lectures from ETH Zurich on the topic of computer architectures and design (can find the link later).