A weird bug in the preprocessor of PicoBlaze Simulator in JavaScript

[arewethereyet]

(my bold)

You seem to use this excuse a lot to explain away your unwillingness to learn the things that will actually make you successful. When I went to school, they didn't teach AutoLISP, the programming language used to automate AutoCAD. So, I fucking learned it on my own. I learned how to diagnose errors and debug code, and sometimes, yes, I even asked for help. What I never did was ask, or expect, others to do my work for me. And, I sure as fuck never pestered any message boards (would have been BBS at the time, but still...) incessantly with my petty demands and excuses.

If you want to succeed at life, I sincerely recommend growing the fuck up and taking ownership of your own life and challenges instead of whining, complaining, blaming others and pointing fingers at everyone but yourself.

I don't think that what is happening to me in life is my responsibility. I don't think that my mother ending up in jail is my responsibility. Or that me getting a psychotic disorder preventing me from finishing the university on time is my responsibility. Maybe those things wouldn't happen to me had I made some decisions differently. But maybe they would anyway. It's hard to tell even in retrospect.

It can be true that things in your life may not be your responsibility.  However, the way you move forward is your responsibility.

Stop blaming and start fixing what you can.

[Ravenshire]

(my bold)

You seem to use this excuse a lot to explain away your unwillingness to learn the things that will actually make you successful. When I went to school, they didn't teach AutoLISP, the programming language used to automate AutoCAD. So, I fucking learned it on my own. I learned how to diagnose errors and debug code, and sometimes, yes, I even asked for help. What I never did was ask, or expect, others to do my work for me. And, I sure as fuck never pestered any message boards (would have been BBS at the time, but still...) incessantly with my petty demands and excuses.

If you want to succeed at life, I sincerely recommend growing the fuck up and taking ownership of your own life and challenges instead of whining, complaining, blaming others and pointing fingers at everyone but yourself.

I don't think that what is happening to me in life is my responsibility. I don't think that my mother ending up in jail is my responsibility. Or that me getting a psychotic disorder preventing me from finishing the university on time is my responsibility. Maybe those things wouldn't happen to me had I made some decisions differently. But maybe they would anyway. It's hard to tell even in retrospect.

I never said you were at fault. I said you need to take ownership. Something you seem loathe to do.

You can work to improve your life (taking ownership) or you can wallow in self-pity, blaming anything and everyone around you. It's your choice.

[FlatAssembler]

Well, yes, I made a small mistake when coding the simulator three years ago, and somebody at a university in Argentina was using my program, noticed the error and was able to get through my code and fix it.

Well, now you know where to go to get some of the help you need.

That's what GitHub and other open-source platforms are there for: that, if you make an interesting software project, you get contributors to it.

[arewethereyet]

So those are better choices for you to get what you need for your classes.

[FlatAssembler]

So those are better choices for you to get what you need for your classes.

Well, since I have a cybernetics test next week, what would help me for my classes the most now is some comprehensible explanation of magnitude optimum and synthesizing PID controllers using root loci.

[arewethereyet]

So those are better choices for you to get what you need for your classes.

Well, since I have a cybernetics test next week, what would help me for my classes the most now is some comprehensible explanation of magnitude optimum and synthesizing PID controllers using root loci.

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[Ravenshire]

Well, since I have a cybernetics test next week, what would help me for my classes the most now is some comprehensible explanation of magnitude optimum and synthesizing PID controllers using root loci.

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What does that mean?

[FlatAssembler]

OK, in the meantime, that agustiza and I made a few automated tests using the JEST framework. Still, the bug I complained about in the OP remains unaddressed.

[Ravenshire]

OK, in the meantime, that agustiza and I made a few automated tests using the JEST framework. Still, the bug I complained about in the OP remains unaddressed.

(my bold)

So, what have you done to address it?!? Other than asking others to fix it for you?

[FlatAssembler]

OK, in the meantime, that agustiza and I made a few automated tests using the JEST framework. Still, the bug I complained about in the OP remains unaddressed.

(my bold)

So, what have you done to address it?!? Other than asking others to fix it for you?

Well, I've tried once again to make a minimal reproducible example yesterday, this time with a <pre> in a hidden (display: none) <div> rather than the <pre> itself being hidden, but I failed once again.