adamvalli.bsky.social
UK based creative. Father.
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And it’s terrible at maths anyway!
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This news is akin to learning that a really good friend you’ve known all your life has been diagnosed with a degenerative disease and will slowly lose their soul.
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Except Disney has a long track record of knowing how to make at least reasonable television. Amazon has no such track record. In fact, quite the opposite.
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We all know Clarkson likes hyperbole. I’m guessing it’s more anti Starmer than pro Putin
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Why has she waited until now to say anything?
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What a plonker. He was like a Trump clone.
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Also allowing building on the green belt??
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And all for a flawed technology that is really struggling to find a use case.
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Opt out? There’s currently no way you can opt out other than to not put your creations on the open web.
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I think once you have a child your brain gets rewired and you stop being so selfish. I did anyway. But it IS expensive.
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So, every generation they have to sell 20% of the farm to pay the inheritance tax? Surely the endpoint of that policy is Britain has no farms and loads of Taylor Wimpey new builds?
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He’s a career liar.
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He’s not working for free. He’s just not being paid in dollars. Data and access to various systems and first dibs on gov contracts are payment enough.
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By British standards, America has a Conservative Party and a Very Conservative Party.
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Is this a thread in which people who weren’t alive in 1997 are discovering Face Off and praising it, confirming that the 90s was a brilliant time for cinema?
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This was never a safe verdict. And tbh, medical cases like this SHOULD have medical experts on the jury, NOT regular people who only know what a biased expert witness tells them.
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I thought the point of teaching history at school is so that the bad bits don’t get repeated. It’s not working…
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AI evangelists have been spouting all sorts of things that will never happen any time soon
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The reason the death penalty was abolished in the U.K. is because the state executed an innocent man.