Well, yes... the problem is that if you're not reasonably proficient and observant then entire books worth of specification will be insufficient. Intel deals wi

Well, yes... the problem is that if you're not reasonably proficient and observant then entire books worth of specification will be insufficient. Intel deals with this in their fabs by Copy Exactly! Not just the equipment and recipes, but the floor wax, the paint, the roof, soda machines, cafeteria... everything but the people who don't go inside except to fix stuff. So, if you're in software enjoy the fact that you have the wonder of a compiler, an OS, and a CPU you can (mostly) trust. The rest of the physical world dreams of that level of control and repeatability for anything like the tiny incremental cost. Other than math and theoretical physics that's as close as you'll get to fully specified.