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This was killed already once today and is back again? Steve was very explicit to Tim Cook and others in the Apple executive team that they should never ask "wh

by owenwil 12y ago

This was killed already once today and is back again? Steve was very explicit to Tim Cook and others in the Apple executive team that they should never ask "what would Steve do." Seems to be written by someone with little understanding of Apple today.

ntsb 12y ago
> they should never ask "what would Steve do." Depends which Steve you are referring too, there still is, and always has been a very brilliant Steve at Apple.
ryanSrich 12y ago
Looks like the author is a YC alum. It's destined to reach the front page.
- MCRed 12y ago
  When Steve Jobs introduced the iPod, I believe the author was probably 10 years old.
- Radiant 12y ago
  His website design is a shameless rip-off of Paul Graham's website. It's incredibly lame.
seunosewa 12y ago
He didn't necessarily say that in Apple's best interests. Maybe he wanted to be missed more than he wanted Apple to succeed after his death? He did feel "hurt" when Tim Cook said Apple would remain the same regardless of who was leading it, after all.