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I'm trying to scrape data from this website, which has a table of game credits for different categories. There are a total of 24 categories that I want to make in to 24 columns. In the example "https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,1/" there are 5 (production, design, engineering, and thanks).

It would have been easy if rows in different sections have different class but they all have the same tr class: "devCreditsHighlight". Different page has different sections, and depending on the page the order changes too. On top of that the information that I need starts in the next row of the table and the number of rows are random.

My question is

Is there a way to scrape a certain section of a table that includes certain keywords? for example start scraping when you encounter the text "Business" and then stop scraping when you encounter class="5"

below is my code:

I am completely clueless trying to change the value of card number for all records to 0 (zero)

The default transform file looks like the following:

I've tried to display JSON data within HTML using flask using {% for bring in company %} ... {% endfor %} loop with no success.However, I had applied JSON into the about.html page using direct application with the data/name as e.g:{{races[0][name]}} and it worked. I don't know what is the problem

I had even tried to find it and did not find any solution.

Python/Flask

For some reason I am just not able to extract the text that I want from my HTML code. For reference, I am trying to get the "title" attribute from < a class="a-link-normal s-access-detail-page.

HTML Code:

I am using this database: https://cpj.org/data/killed/?status=Killed&motiveConfirmed%5B%5D=Confirmed&type%5B%5D=Journalist&localOrForeign%5B%5D=Foreign&start_year=1992&end_year=2019&group_by=year

I have preprocessed it into this csv (showing only 2 lines of 159):

Im somewhat new to json and i managed to save/load my own json files fine without any issues so far.

But now i got a json file from a game which includes informations about weapons. I tought i could loop trough that json file and fetch the informations i would like to get out of it.

Here is the file:

I've recently stated using an NVIDIA DevBox that has an ASUS bios, with ther kernel version and ubuntu version mentioned above. For some reasons the machine can't really be left on overnight, as it is usual with other laptop and/or computer machines: where you can just leave it on it will lock itself after a couple of minutes and/or go into sleep mode -- and the next day once you move your mouse or type something in your keyboard the computer 'unsuspends' or wakes up and you have all your programs on and running just how you left them the previous day.

For some strange reason, this hasn't been happening with this machine. There was a previous user before me who hasn't touched the machine in about a year, so it is possible that he/she might have done some sort of configuration with regards to power savings, but everything looks good when I check the power option in my machine (I have it for suspend -- 1 hour, and lock 1 hour). I guess the funny thing I've noticed is that if I come back after lunch and the machine is locked/suspended, it get's back in the session without any problems, but if I leave it overnight, then I arrive the next day and the machine has automatically turned itself off. The building is locked so it's not possible for someone else to physically hit the power off button overnight, and I've also checked the history command from the other user (we both have admin privileges, and he doesn't use the computer) to check for remote access shutdowns and that doesn't pop up either.

I've read in a couple of places that it could potentially be a heating issue due to poor or broken power supply, but how can I check that this is the case? I have the psensor app, but that only seems to register temperatures in real-time without saving them to a file where I can check what the temperature was of any of the graphics cards (there are 4) or motherboard.

What is another way to diagnose the automatic shutdown of the machine? How can I know if it's a heating issue or a faulty power supply? Or potentially a kernel issue? The machine has no real intense programs installed for now (its almost new) except for the NVIDIA drivers that I'm quite experienced with installing, so maybe I can consider a fresh Ubuntu install? -- though this is pretty much pointless if there is a hardware issue

Other details:

The NVIDIA drivers are correctly installed. The driver got bugged and the machine responded pretty badly when I forced the following command and the machine was on for 2 consecutive days (which should be a breeze for these machines), until it had a hard time being on for more than 5 minutes after 2 consecutive random reboots in the middle of the night:

I followed the tutorial in https://medium.com/learning-the-go-programming-language/calling-go-functions-from-other-languages-4c7d8bcc69bf to make my node app able to call golang function. The provided example works like a charm.
I do, however, unable it to implement in another scenario. Here I want to open a file by providing only it's absolute path and call the Go's function, but it always told me that it can't find the file due to no such file. I'm trying to run it directly in Go and it works!
Am I doing it wrong or is it an actual bug/unfinished feature?

Here is the golang source that I've built to c-style lib :

I have a batch file and when I execute it, it got different variable. I don't know where I fail. It has two choices, first selecting on what game then set it to variable game then another choice to select what PC then it uses go to command. but the result is different. This is my code: