SuperChihuahua

Thank you!

Downloaded from here: http://unsplash.com/ as in "Free (do whatever you want) hi-resolution photos." :)

That's the recommended price. But the Steve Jobs book is older, and when it was new, it was like $34,99.

Yes in chapter "Trouble in Paradise" It's actually divorces since he divorced both Justine Musk and Talulah Riley

Thank You. I am Swedish, so I might have made some silly errors. That's why I released it through Leanpub, so don't be afraid of complaining. Or as Musk himself said: "Don't tell me what you like, tell me what you don't like."

No I haven't. I have cleaned Internet and books on information, so it has 407 sources.

It succeed if people like it after they've read it, but those who have read it said it was "good shit"

I deleted it because I forgot the water leaking out, but here's the original comment because it might be interesting.

"If I've understood everything correctly, it can't be as bad as the Chernobyl disaster. The only reason to why the radioactive material spread so far during the Chernobyl disaster was because the reactor core consisted of graphite, the graphite caught fire, and the dangerous material rose to the sky."

@jjsz The text is the same. What happened was that I deleted the comment before I saw that someone replied to it, and then it looked stupid with a good reply to a deleted comment.

I'm sure the engineers have thought about that...

According to Musk, the range o an electric car will decrease by 10% if the temperature drops to -10 degrees Celsius

Tesla are actually building cars because the world is running out of oil, so if you want to drive in the future, then the car has to be electric because the price of oil is too expensive.

gargoiler00: As long as the Sun shines...

Forgotten the unsuccessful Falcon 1 flight 1,2,3? They are available online on youtube

Maybe Inkscape? http://inkscape.org/

And I can't help to think of that old computer game Lunar Lander where you were supposed to land a small craft in a rocky terrain: http://www.thepcmanwebsite.com/media/lunar_lander/

Here's a video explaining it all: http://youtu.be/abLC1l3loFA

From the conference call: "I'm tempted to at least make a demonstration prototype, but I think I would have to punt it for a little bit of time, it wouldn't be immediate."

Source: http://live.theverge.com/live-hyperloop-announcement-elon-mu...

LA -> SF in 30 minutes. Why would you need a toilet?

Remember 8/12/13 - might be a day similar to the day the first aircraft flew

I don't think he is - he has to put the information somewhere since he doesn't own a personal website

Can solar panels survive an earthquake?

That Elon Musk guy argued that if we installed solar panels all over the safety zones around a nuclear reactor, then those panels would generate more energy than the power plant.

What's the worst case nuclear incident in a modern reactor?

I'm also about to publish my first book (about a guy called Elon Musk). Here are some links I've saved that were interesting to read:

Selling my e-book on Amazon (http://snook.ca/archives/writing/selling-ebook-on-amazon)

How you can make a million writing your own e-book (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-2040044/Kind...)

How to Write and Promote New York Times Bestsellers: Tim Ferriss and Jack Canfield (http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2012/09/01/how-to-write...)

How to (Really) Make $1,000,000 Selling E-Books – Real-World Case Studies (http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2013/04/04/how-to-make-...)

How I Used Hacker News to Sell My eBook (http://rubysnippets.com/2013/04/26/how-i-used-hacker-news-to...)

An eBook pricing model that resulted in $100,000 in sales (http://blog.asmartbear.com/selling-ebook.html)

5 rules to sell thousands of copies of your ebook (http://mir.aculo.us/2012/10/20/5-rules-to-sell-thousands-of-...)

Engineer to wife: "I'm in charge of software" Wife: "Please don't tell our friends"

While that article says it will take 21 minutes to travel from LA to NY, Elon explained that the Hyperloop will make you travel from LA to SF in less than 30 minutes. It's a matter of definition, but I believe the Hyperloop is slower.

Someone should store them in a database and do some data mining on them

Here in Sweden, we have students who have to live in old military-tents because of a crappy housing market.

http://www.sydsvenskan.se/lund/husvilla-lth-studenter-tvinga...

It just fits the current section of the page to the screen

"According to Washington-based Refugees International the U.S. has admitted fewer than 800 Iraqi refugees since the invasion, Sweden had accepted 18,000 and Australia had resettled almost 6,000."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refugees_of_Iraq

Theres a Kaggle competition going on where you are supposed to optimize the route: "Traveling Santa Problem" http://www.kaggle.com/c/traveling-santa-problem