Devs

[Steve Smith]

I just watched the first episode of Devs on Hulu/FX... primarily because Mary and I are fans of Nick Offerman.  I was more satisfied than usual with it's representation of tech and science, though such has gotten better and better over the decades.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devs_(miniseries)

My first thought when I realized the plot was situated within a Silicon Valley Quantum Computing company was of Marcus timely move to private industry in the Quantum Biz.... now I'm wondering if he actually is a character in the miniseries.

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[Marcus G. Daniels]

Ha, love the Faraday cage and the cold take on absolution.   Several nice touches in the first episode!   

 

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I just watched the first episode of Devs on Hulu/FX... primarily because Mary and I are fans of Nick Offerman.  I was more satisfied than usual with it's representation of tech and science, though such has gotten better and better over the decades.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devs_(miniseries)

My first thought when I realized the plot was situated within a Silicon Valley Quantum Computing company was of Marcus timely move to private industry in the Quantum Biz.... now I'm wondering if he actually is a character in the miniseries.

 

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