Each programming language is suitable for solving certain type of problems. So when I see a catch-all statement like "All Programming Languages are Wrong", it seems to me the author is implying that "None of the programming languages solve my (or this specific type of) problem."
> It does not reflect the realities of modern hardware, where computation is almost free, memory size is almost unlimited ...
Well, no, this certainly doesn't apply to all problems!
> ... because they seem to be in love with the idea of "object" or "abstract data type." ...
Again, there are many different paradigms of programming, OOP being one of them with its own pros and cons.
> It does not reflect the realities of modern hardware, where computation is almost free, memory size is almost unlimited ...
Well, no, this certainly doesn't apply to all problems!
> ... because they seem to be in love with the idea of "object" or "abstract data type." ...
Again, there are many different paradigms of programming, OOP being one of them with its own pros and cons.