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It could be a github repo. There are likely some digital government projects and software providers who's software might be a good fit for this kind of thing.
by j45 3y ago
It could be a github repo.
There are likely some digital government projects and software providers who's software might be a good fit for this kind of thing.
- yard2010 3y agoWhy stop there, one monorepo could hold all the laws and receive PRs from the ppl, cutting down the middle man (politicians) leaving just the bureaucracy
- j45 3y agoThis is a joke - I doubt it will work, fewer people to fight over interpretations :) I remember in my pursuit of learning about change management and digital transformation, someone tried to explain that too many bureaucracies ultimately have one goal - to ensure their survival at any cost. Maybe not so different than politicians in that way.
- yard2010 3y agoI would argue - keep the bureaucracy, work on the process, cut the middle men (politicians) and extract all the value you can from every non-zero sum game using technology to increase co-operation. But yea, I was joking :)
- brailsafe 3y agoIt's worth noting that the Government of Canada and various other gov orgs do have GitHub repos where they already host a variety of algorithms, configs, the design system, and a few others, so it would be good to add something like this. https://github.com/canada-ca https://github.com/canada-ca https://github.com/statcan https://github.com/statcan The Bank of Canada even has one where they host various economic models https://github.com/bankofcanada https://github.com/bankofcanada
- j45 3y agoThis is nice to see and learn about!