Yup, the Us election. Originally GA. I was hoping to do more states and more often, but the amount of RCs [Hive] to do this hourly for just one state is quite staggering. I was also hoping to reach out to others to showcase what hive could do and this might motivate others to do the same for other states...but hivewatchers. Elections integrity is a big deal in America, especially after the stolen 2020 election.

In mid October there were accusations of bad data coming from the live feed of the Georgia secretary of state page, and there was a mess in Fulton and Cobb counties in 2020. The live data on the sos page was displayed as images for what I could access through code-which doesn't get store normally on the chain [images get sent to image servers]. So the relevant images were either resized or cropped [to, penultimately, ensure the size was under 64kb], compressed and converted into a format (base 64) that could be uploaded to the chain.

The algorithm to restore the data was made available in php [intended to run from the terminal, not intended as a webpage], and will auto generate the files and some html pages loading them with time stakes.

@endhivewatchers/how-hive-was-used-to-keep-the-2020-election-in-check-despite-the-commie-faggots-of-hivewatchers-time-to-end-hivewatchers

In regard to the AI, if you go to your browser's development tools, go to the network tab, after a page is loaded, and play with the ai tool at the top of peakd, you'll see the link that controls the peakd ai prompt (promptstream). you can copy it was curl (right click the link, and look for that option), and paste in a terminal, and modify it to your own custom prompt...but there is a lot of junk outputted. I just thought it would be kind of poetic to let the peakd ai answer it (which still may be openai), rather than a more traditional AI.