wozniak

The examples of this are legion - HP didn't sue Wozniak after he left to invent personal computers.

Steve's Pavlina's experience however exactly fits in with the best scientific understanding of sleep (which Wozniak perfectly elucidates).

Piotr Wozniak has plenty of science of his website showing that this is the case.

I know it's difficult to imagine a twenty-year-old version of Steve Wozniak that was even more productive.

PS: Steve Wozniak was one of my favourite chapters in Founders at Work.

Then we have the story of him scamming Wozniak over his fair share of the Atari bonus.

I was hoping Steve Wozniak would real something like this in an unreleased book on how he made the mac.

In their time, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were approximate equals.

I suggest that you start teaching yourself to code while you wait for a wozniak.

This might be a strange parallel to try and draw, but I wonder if you could put Steve Wozniak into that category as well.

In a talk that I attended, Steve Wozniak mentioned that he studied a lot of psychology when he returned to the university after leaving Apple.

I certainly admire Wozniak as an engineer and a person, but there is something obscene about gushing over the cleanliness and opulent veneer of a repressive dictatorship.

I know everyone keeps saying "Wozniak needs a Jobs" and vice versa...but in 'Wozniak' I bet there was a little 'Jobs' and in "Jobs" there was a little 'Wozniak'.

Steve Wozniak was "cofounder" at apple, which meant he did a few public appearances and such and was paid but he wasn't "working" there.

From wiki: "Wozniak sustained severe face and head injuries, including losing a tooth, and also suffered for five weeks after the crash from anterograde amnesia, the inability to create new memories.

"At this point in his life, Jobs was a nobody and without Wozniak, he would probably still be a nobody." I have to disagree here.

Yeah, if you have no expectations at all of getting paid (like, say, Wozniak), a check is a very good surprise.

If you have enough time, you might want to read Steve Wozniak's interview from Founders At Work.

At this point in his life, Jobs was a nobody and without Wozniak, he would probably still be a nobody.