op for sure & some of the posters of this thread seem to not consider a very basic fact:
if you run a mid-size/big/giant mining farm you are running a company. companies have to stick to certain economic rules if they want to survive.
when a company invests it calculates the outcome of the investment. the bigger the investment, the longer is the timeframe to consider. companies try to not fuck up theses calculations, because if they do, money is burned, jobs are lost, careers get ruined, etc. when you run a company that does only one thing, bitcoin mining, then every big or little calculation about future revenue of investments in miners and energy
will always include the halving.
the miners know it. do you really think there are some guys out there handling hardware worth millions and then one day in june 2016 they get into their office and notice that there are making only half the coins and go belly up? "sorry mr investor, this halving came out of nowhere!"
because everyone knows. because it is a feature.