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The Second Coming of Steve Jobs, by Joe Nocera
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Portrait of the genius as a young man: vulnerable, triumphant, on the verge
The Second Coming of Steve Jobs, by Joe Nocera Skip to Content For You Entertainment What to Buy Style Lifestyle News and Politics Food and Drinks Sports Member Exclusives More 33 min read Media Platforms Design Team Originally published in the December 1986 issue ( Click here for more on Steve Jobs from Esquire. ) ***** You see them everywhere in Silicon Valley. They are young and unattached and usually men. They favor jeans and T-shirts, and they live in $400-a-month apartments. You see them early in the morning, driving up Route 101 toward the squat, ugly buildings that serve as offices in
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