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Giving a talk at Soho Farm house this evening. Found somewhere nice to work in the mean time.
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From one piece Dairy cows make their misery expensive (but their calves can’t) 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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if we can't solve the sadist problem in nursing homes I don't see how we can assume it's solved in cows.
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An advantage cows have that egg chickens lack is that stress immediately and measurably decreases their economic productivity.
15 April
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Pick your ASIC team where you can say I can bet the farm of I can bet my entire business that you will be here for me every single year. Your cost, your token cost will decrease by an order of magnitude every single year. I can count on it like I can count on the clock.
11 March
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Which is, you know, you’re the game designer who’s playing God, and players are the ants in your ant farm, and you want to see what they’re gonna do, which is not the correct way to be a good multiplayer designer.
20 January
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