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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Curious what will happen to prices in these zoom towns once people return to office work? Wouldn't it be more prudent to shop around in areas where we know people will return in a year or two?
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Ideas are cheap. I started working on slack before slack and on aws before aws. Neither have been executed through to the end.
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Ok, thanks for clarifying - indeed i seem to have had quite a few misconceptions. But from outside the universe, are things inside of our universe moving faster than the speed of light due to our universe expanding, and as such, things trav
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Thanks for this - will read more in the two terms.
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Very interesting. So the I wonder if everything expands along with the universe, does it mean that from outside, things moving at the speed of light in our universe, are potentially moving at speeds greater than the speed of light within ou
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   Interesting analogy. So in effect to someone “watching” from outside our universe anything moving at the speed of light in our context, is moving either faster or slower than the speed of light in their context. Since the ballon and everyth
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   by iwonderwhy 6y ago

   All right hackernews. Genuine question, not sure where else to ask. If galaxies and stars at the other “end” formed out of matter resulting from the big bang, just as the matter we are made of, how did we get here at the same time that that