The difference might be they were also heads of million dollar companies. How many of those have you or I started?

Minor note (mostly since a lot of people don't know this): Musk did not start Tesla. He led investment in their Series A, became chairman of the board, and became actively involved with the company's operations, which allowed him to gain the title of "co-founder," but he was not involved with the company before then.

AFAIK Tesla founders where adviced to go to Elon for venture capital because he may be interested in it.

Jesus's exit dwarfs Jobs and Musk combined.

The company is more resilient than Oracle, it was left for dead for centuries, but it's still around.

You wouldn't know.

Wouldn't we? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19394730

most folks aren't in peoples' posting history trying to prove a point

Look in my posting history and you'll see plenty of whining about Google (and other tech company's) bulk collection of data. This should give you a feeling why - someone actually looking at a post history is considered intrusive and overstepping a mark.

Let alone if that wasn't freely posted in public, but instead gathered surreptitiously and correlated from many sources over much time.

Most folks wouldn't, but some on Hacker News certainly can't lose.

He is not really like Jobs at all. Jobs created nice end user devices and that pretty much all he did. Other then some personal things people like to focus much of their process and goals are vastly different.