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GitHub could be leveraged to do this so easily and it would make for an awesome repo. Each product could get it's own file allowing easy tracking of revisions,

by aleem 12y ago

GitHub could be leveraged to do this so easily and it would make for an awesome repo. Each product could get it's own file allowing easy tracking of revisions, PR and issue tracking. A standardised file naming convention and formatting are all that's needed to get started. EDIT: There is also DIY Soylent [1] with some popular recipes, detailed nutritional information and versioning of each formula. People Chow v3.0.1 [2] seems to be one of the favourite recipes. [1] http://diy.soylent.me/recipes http://diy.soylent.me/recipes [2] http://diy.soylent.me/recipes/people-chow-301-tortilla-perfection http://diy.soylent.me/recipes/people-chow-301-tortilla-perfe...

lamby 12y ago
> GitHub could be leveraged to do this so easily and it would make for an awesome repo I don't think you are wrong per-se but whenever I see, let's take a more illustrative example, statutes and laws added to GitHub I can't help but think they are introducing a rather misleading narrative to the information. In this example, developers--especially on HN--have a cultural quirk anyway where they believe that the legal system can somehow be reduced or modelled as some sort computer program (when the reality is quite different) and having levers such as pull requests, review systems and diffs encourages this kind of thinking to some degree.