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The curious thing is that he uses Github... does he expect forks? Or patches?

TeMPOraL already forked and made improvements: https://github.com/TeMPOraL/dna/commits/master/

"Eyelids now close in proper way. Fixes issue #42."

Actually, more action is going on scientist-mode-__experimental__ branch. Code is little rusty, but workable with and possibilities of optimizations are great.

EDIT:

BTW. Any ideas how to get continous integration working with it?

Are you picking random SNPs or using something like SNPedia?

Programmer's intuition ;).

I really like your question. Personally I value stories, creations, etc. in which authors make multiple layers of "jokes" or references. Unfortunately, I'm not good enough to know what letters I'm actually changing :(.

I am. https://github.com/cariaso/dna is a fork for real commits based on SNPedia.

Where are the unit tests?

People have already forked it, obviously as a joke: https://github.com/TeMPOraL/dna/network

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