Best Book about Steve Jobs

Comments on Steve Jobs Biography

A user mentions reading the Steve Jobs biography. They feel he was a terrible person and shares a conspiracy theory about the book.
The book talks about Jobs refusing traditional treatment for his cancer.
Jobs' ego is praised for his success but criticized for his downfall.
A TL;DR link is provided for the entire book.
Details are shared about Jobs' intense focus on details and his personality at work.
One user highlights Jobs' negative qualities and impact on others.
Another user summarizes Jobs as a "genius. Asshole."
Discussions on Jobs' hygiene and personality are mentioned.
Criticisms of the positive reactions to his death are noted.

Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson: A comprehensive biography detailing Jobs' life, including his work ethic and personality.
Becoming Steve Jobs by Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli: Another well-received book that provides insights into Jobs' evolution.

Unmasking Autism by Devon Price: Recommended for understanding autism.
Spectrums: Autistic Transgender People in their own words: Suggested for insights into autism and transgender experiences.
Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon: Fictional but insightful based on the author's experiences to understand autism.

Overall, the comments provide a mix of insights into Steve Jobs' life and recommended books related to him and autism.