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W̭̘͕͉͉̟͑̌̓͒ͫͫ̓͘h͈̳̠͚̗̅̒ͫà̜̘t̪̘͠ ͇̣̳̃̎̎̔̅̅a̝̯̺̱ͫ̆ͯ̅͆͜ ̙̻̯ͩ̒t̡̮̹̳̖̥̂͂r̹ͤ̾ä́ͧ̄͏̗̝͓nͫ̌s̮̹̆ͨ͟ĭ̱̈̽ͣͮͪ͜t̉͑ͦ͆͐ͦio̘̱̲ͥ̌̊͋̈̌ṇ̰ͧͮ̓͛̃̔ͬ ͙̭͙̄̓̇̾̔̎f̧̙̟̻͐̆̇͐ͅͅr̰͚o̳̞̱͢m̘̠̏̃̅ ̀ͪ҉x̄ͯm̨̍̔l̼̫͕̱͕ͫͨ͘ ͎̰͚̣̟͎͌͋̄ͨ̍̓̇̕ͅṱ̷̯͚̙̥̖͛ͫ̆̌͋̑͛ͅo̯͉͍̰̮ͅ ̢̈́ͥ͒̓̑̋x̤̱̮͉ͫ́h̺͙̜̯̅ͩ̀͑̀t͇̃̈ͭ͜m̳̳͚̞̱̾͢l̨̪͔̮̲ͮͪͤ ͕̥̓͋̈͌̍

yeah! best regex HTML parse answer out there.

@sam9669 congratulations you broke the matrix

That...uh, escalated quickly.

Give that man a cookie 😂😂

@Strannch oh wow am I the only one "awake" and can still communicate with you ?

"... Have you tried using an XML parser?"

@dickson-cider I was thinking 😂 too

@jallman112 it literally says that at the end of the post ;)

@disolved I know. @dickson-cider and I were laughing about that comment. That's why he put it in quotes ;-)

@jallman112 It just seemed like you didn't get it from your comment, sorry for the misunderstanding :)

@disolved No worries!

What did i read :/

"HTML tags bleeding from your eyes" 😂😂

I was assigned to the task of fixing the issue in the html parser code in the Python script. When I checked the existing code, it was all regex.
I told the senior that we need to move to some proper html parser like BeautifulSoup or pyQuery. He asked why and then I showed him that SO answer.
The pyQuery code is working great now.

Is this the work of @Letmecode?