Working with some other guys in that thread, I'm grabbing all of the dead people data from 1900 on and we wrote an API wrapper for Michigan's vote check. Tomorrow we'll be able to run through thousands of names programmatically. Fuck the dems.
Where are you getting the dead people data from though? That seems like it would not be public. Sure there are obituaries in local newspapers and so you could infer name and zip code maybe but not birth date, not to mention it would be super hard to systematically scrape this.
I could pretty easily take on at least some portion of this work for another state. I am on mobile at the moment, stuck waiting for an oil change but I will try to catch up on twatter soon.
since it's all html with incrementing filenames I'm looping through and grabbing everything from 1900-1999.We've already got a parser for the data it's just taking a while to download it all.
Working with some other guys in that thread, I'm grabbing all of the dead people data from 1900 on and we wrote an API wrapper for Michigan's vote check. Tomorrow we'll be able to run through thousands of names programmatically. Fuck the dems.
Should we be doing this for other states also?
Where are you getting the dead people data from though? That seems like it would not be public. Sure there are obituaries in local newspapers and so you could infer name and zip code maybe but not birth date, not to mention it would be super hard to systematically scrape this.
I could pretty easily take on at least some portion of this work for another state. I am on mobile at the moment, stuck waiting for an oil change but I will try to catch up on twatter soon.
I'm starting here: https://sortedbybirthdate.com/small_pages/1903/19030101_1001.html
since it's all html with incrementing filenames I'm looping through and grabbing everything from 1900-1999.We've already got a parser for the data it's just taking a while to download it all.