So your fear is that it will be like every TV show about anything, ever.
Silicon Valley is not so special that it deserves or needs some particularly higher standard accuracy.
... and I remember, as someone who grew up in that time period, in the poor-white-trash southwest, being amazed at how perfectly he nailed the aesthetic and mood of the entire movie[2].
So it can be done ...
[1] Ang Lee is a Taiwanese-born American film director, screenwriter and producer.
[2] Brokeback Mountain
A lot of the jokes are tech-hilarious and well-informed about the tech culture here. Mike Judge's long-time residence, Austin, has plenty of tech and some startups, but of course not as much as the Bay Area.
It's a comedy so I expect it to poke fun at our culture.
And after living in the Bay area for six years, I realize that there is much to poke fun at.
Mike lives at least part-time in LA and attended UCSD.
https://twitter.com/MikeJudge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Judge
"Everything is so different here, an outsider couldn't possibly know anything."
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Get over yourself. Quite frankly people starting to think California is some sort of promised land would be a good thing.
You don't think some of those stereotypes and presumptions are well deserved?
That sounds a lot like Amazon's show Betas.